From unemployed people struggling to find work to our bespoke help for families reaching crisis point and troubled young people, our unique approach allows us to meet specific needs. We break barriers, building trust and confidence in participants using self-analysis, development, and challenge. Our on-going support is also vital, with our ethos: ‘Once CatZero: Always CatZero’.
For more than 12 years, our programmes have consistently maintained a 95% participant retention rate with 65% of our participants moving into sustained employment, education or training.
Are you a young person unsure of your future? Or or you a relative or the mum or dad of a 14 to 24-year-old in Hull or Grimsby and worried about their years ahead?
Call us NOW! Thanks to the Youth Futures Foundation, we have been awarded a grant to offer our unique support and help to young people. Our life-changing and confidence-giving programmes are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for young people to join us and find their way, with 1-2-1 mentoring, great activities, vocational qualifications and the chance of a long-sail on our 72ft challenge yacht. We will further support them to find further training and work – and offer more guidance as they progress.
Come and join us: Call Bob on 07855 534190 or Neil on 07794 672763 or email [email protected]
DURING August 2021, several CatZero participants were given the opportunity for one of a number of paid work experience placements across the Hull area. Harry Taylor (21) was offered the chance to work with the construction arm of the organisation, helping on site with a school extension in South Hunsley. Ironically, this was also the…
INITIALLY coming through CatZero’s Full Families programme in Hull, 16-year-old Liam Greenham is grabbing every opportunity available to him, having left school following his GCSE’s in the summer. Liam was one of the CatZero participants chosen through interview to receive a 4-week work placement with the Sewell Group, a multi-disciplined organisation with a number of…
FOLLOWING a less formal Youth Futures Foundation (YFF) under 18s visit to Grimsby Peaks Lane Fire Station several weeks ago, the over 18 group recently returned for a more in-depth visit with the team’s ‘White Watch’. The trip was arranged for the group, ages 18-24, after a concern was raised by a YFF participant regarding…
