Video stories

Matthew's Story

Matthew's Story Hear first hand how this young person's life has been changed with the support of Romsey Mill and they now have hope for the future.

A Young Person's Journey

Ever wondered what resilience looks like? For many young people, life is chaotic and complex. This video illustrates the journey of one young person that Romsey Mill has worked alongside.

Hampton Skate Jam

Hampton Skatepark Jam is an annual event in Peterborough, planned, organised and delivered with the help of local young people involved with skate/scooter culture.

Elements (music video)

Jr Fenz, Kally, KD, Shean Williams, Aurelie - Elements (Official Music Video)

Romsey Mill's youth workers create opportunities for young people to make and perform their own music. We released the album Light Amongst Sinners in 2019. It showcases 14 tracks, written, recorded and performed by our young people. Listen here.

The Art of Motherhood

In partnership with the University of Cambridge's Fitzwilliam Museum, some of the young mums from our Young Parents Programme worked with filmmakers Peter Harmer and Marie Kennedy to create their own film whilst studying for their Bronze Arts Award with Romsey Mill.

Hampton Skate Jam

Hampton Skatepark Jam is an annual event in Peterborough, planned, organised and delivered with the help of local young people involved with skate/scooter culture.

Jordan's Story

Jordan shares how Romsey Mill helped him to have hope for tomorrow, as he looked forward to volunteering with us, and taking part in our Level 2 Youth Work course.

Nicolas' Story

Nicolas, one of the young people who attends Romsey Mill's Aspire groups, shares his story about how being part of Aspire has helped him.

Latest

Youth Music Awards 2022

Young people accessing music-making opportunities with Romsey Mill were again nominated for Youth Music Awards.
Addressing anxiety

Many people are experiencing anxiety in the context of all that our world is currently facing. However, for autistic people, who are more prone to be anxious than others, this is amplified.
Positive support for young people

There are over 120 young people aged 16 – 25 living in supported housing in hostels near Mill Road in Cambridge. Romsey Mill has been developing to support young people who are living in three local hostels.
Giving and Serving

Serving the local community is at the heart of what Romsey Mill's Charity Shop on Mill Road, Cambridge is all about.

Aspire

Aspire delivers youth clubs and support, in and around Cambridge, for autistic children and young people, in mainstream education (Year 5 and above).
Our story

Story of Romsey Mill
Youth development
Pre-school

Our Early Years programme includes two pre-school locations for 2 - 4 year olds.
Young parents

The Young Parents Programme is a leading provider offering support and friendship for teenage and young people in Cambridge and South Cambridgeshire. The support includes home visits, individual support, antenatal classes tailored for young parents, peer support and child development, education and further training.
Community facilities

Romsey Mill has various community rooms and facilities available for hire at Romsey Mill Centre (the charity's own building) and at Ross Street Community Centre.
Vacancy - Youth Development Worker (Yaxley)

We are advertising for a Youth Development Worker for St Peter's Church in Yaxley, which sits on the borders of The Fens, Peterborough and Cambridgeshire. This is for a youth worker able to work with young people aged 11-18 years old, comfortable working in both the church and the skate park (and everything in between!)
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Training

We are passionate about empowering passionate people to provide good quality youth work. We deliver accredited training in Level 2 and Level 3 Youth Work Practice, which is suitable for current and future youth workers to develop new skills and gain qualifications.
Young parents' Bronze Arts Award success

Romsey Mill’s young parents have successfully achieved their Bronze Arts Awards, having completed a course delivered in partnership with the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge City Council and Cambridgeshire County Council.