Looking for somewhere to go that’s made just for you?
Unitas Youth Zone is your space to explore, belong, and thrive.
Whether you want to try something new, build friendships, or just have a safe place to hang out – Unitas is your space
Every visit gives you the chance to connect with new friends, feel supported by incredible youth workers, enjoy a hot, nutritious meal, and get stuck into dozens of fun, enriching activities
School holidays at Unitas are packed
with exciting activities, trips, and
special events
Every visit gives you a chance to connect with friends, feel safe and supported, and be part of a community that believes in you. Whether you’re here for tailored mentoring, a hot nutritious meal, or access to dozens of fun, enriching activities, Unitas is where you can build confidence, resilience, and ambition.
From its sports and climbing to music, drama, and cooking, there’s something for everyone at Unitas.
Members are able to simply turn up to most sessions, apart from Holiday Club which should be booked in advance.
We’d also recommend booking for Junior sessions to speed things up at Reception.
“Unitas gave me space to heal – and the push to grow. Yasmine especially… she’s more than a youth worker. She reminded me how brave I was, even when I didn’t feel it. She saw strength, capability, and potential in me when all I saw was fear and brokenness. She believed in me long before I believed in myself, she was one of the people who saved me. From the very first day I walked in, I knew I had found my commmunity”
Tamara, Senior member, 17
“We can’t thank Unitas enough for the difference it has made to both Joes and our lives. Being a Unitas parent has even given me the opportunity to make friends, where we can chat, share ideas and strategies without judgement.”
Debbie, Limitless Parent
“What I love about Unitas is that I can play with my friends and learn new things, like playing the piano, tennis, and even girls-only football. I enjoy all of this because it feels like a safe space. Since coming to Unitas, I’ve learned so much that I wouldn’t have learned at school.”
Delia-Maria, Junior member, 9
