Our Mission

    Boost exists to help young people in Felixstowe and the surrounding area live life to the full. We do all that we can to 'boost' young people's lives in as many ways as possible- educationally, emotionally, spiritually, physically  environmentally, to make this happen.

    331days until
    Christmas 2012!

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    'Pray a New Way', Saturday 10am-2pm

    posted 20 Jan 2012 11:09 by Joshua Hunt


    If you've never said a prayer before,
    come and try it out using
    art, craft, technology and nature.

    10am - 2pm at Boost HQ, and free hot chocolate for all!

    Youth Worker's Lounge Postponed

    posted 10 Jan 2012 09:40 by Joshua Hunt

    January's Youth Worker's lounge has been postponed.
    The next one will take place on Tuesday 21st February, 7:30pm at Boost HQ

    Evening Cafe restarts this Friday!

    posted 3 Jan 2012 06:48 by Joshua Hunt


    Needing somewhere to go on a Friday evening? Starting this week, Boost HQ will be open every Friday during term for a super chilled-out evening youth cafe.
    7:30pm-9pm, see you there!

    Our History and Our Purpose

    posted 30 Dec 2011 05:21 by Joshua Hunt

    As many of us look back over the highs and lows of 2011, at Boost, we've decided to look back over the past decade! Have a look at our new video which explains where we came from, and why we do what we do. Enjoy!


    Youth Worker's Lounge

    posted 29 Dec 2011 06:50 by Joshua Hunt


    Pray a New Way- Coming January 2012

    posted 15 Dec 2011 08:12 by Joshua Hunt   [ updated 15 Dec 2011 08:12 ]

    As part of next year's 'Week of Prayer for Christian Unity', Boost has been asked to host an activity for teenagers. We're really excited about this, and hope you will be too!


    'Pray a New Way' is an attempt to engage younger people with prayer. From 10am until 2pm, Boost Headquarters (12 Orwell Road) will be open for 11-18's, providing a series of interactive activities including arts and crafts, music and video, and live technology, all with the aim of praying for our town, our country and our world.

    Feel free to pop in for a few minutes or a few hours- there will be free fair trade tea, coffee and hot chocolate to 11-18's throughout the morning. Whether you've prayed your whole life, or never before, come and see what's on offer and what you can offer.

    Blog

    posted 14 Dec 2011 07:20 by Joshua Hunt

    We now have a blog which will begin to explore our ethos and why we do what we do. Take a look and leave a comment to let us know what you think.

    'The Last Week of Term' Programme

    posted 12 Dec 2011 07:42 by Joshua Hunt

    This week Boost has a tree at The Salvation Army's Christmas Tree Festival.
    To view the opening times and more details, click
    here.

    Monday:         Closed
    Tuesday:        After School Club, 3pm - 5pm
    Wednesday:   Life Group, 7:30pm - 9pm
    Thursday:      Closed
    Friday:            After School Club, 3pm - 5pm
    Saturday:       Boost Christmas Party, 6pm - 8pm
    Sunday:          Closed for School Holidays

    This Week's Programme

    posted 5 Dec 2011 08:31 by Joshua Hunt

    Tuesday
    After School Club, 3pm-5pm

    Wednesday
     Life Group, 7:30pm-9pm

    Thursday
    Closed

    Friday
    After School Club, 3pm-5pm &

    Alive! Gig EveningDoors Open 7pm
    at Felixstowe Salvation Army

    Please note that there will be no evening cafes until 2012 due to Christmas activities.

    Tickets to Alive! are £3 before Friday or £5 on the door, and they can be purchased from Boost HQ.

    Boost HQ open during strikes

    posted 1 Dec 2011 00:49 by Joshua Hunt

    While some schools in Felixstowe were closed due to industrial action, on Wednesday 30th November, Boost HQ opened its doors to years 7-13 to give them somewhere safe to be for the day. Between 10am and 2pm, around 20 young people used the centre as a space to meet with friends, chat with staff and play games.

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