BASE 25 IN A NUTSHELL

In the mid 80’s the Robertson Bell report highlighted that Wolverhampton’s youth would benefit from a facility in it’s town centre whereby services were brought together under one roof. In 1999 the reality was realised with the opening of Base 25 the Old Print House situated in Wheelers Fold was the tucked away location chosen to offer young people a welcoming and supportive environment to access information and support.

OUR WORKERS

Trained volunteers from a diverse range of backgrounds, professional youth workers, counsellors, career advisors, health care professionals, students studying for professional qualifications such as social work, counselling and youth work are all involved in the staffing of Base 25.

THE FUTURE

The charity has continued to develop work with young people offering a diverse range of services and leading the way, offering innovation and creativity whilst working with young people. For professionals, Base 25 offers expert advise, supervision and training opportunities around a range of issue based work. Base 25 commits to endeavour in it’s strive for excellence in the services it offers to support young people in shaping their lives.