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Door 84

Impact Report 2026

Door 84 is a York-based youth and community centre, originally established over 90 years ago, providing youth clubs, an inclusive Sparks programme for adults with support needs, a community café and food bank, and commissioned employability courses, from a charity-owned building in the Groves area of York. Source: Door 84 Impact Report 2026 PDF, retrieved Sept 2026.

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Youth Club sessions four times a week for ages 8-17 (cooking, physical activities, crafts, free play); the Holiday, Activities and Food (HAF) programme; twice-weekly Sparks sessions for adults with support needs (creative and social activities, an inclusive disco); a weekly Community Café with a Food Bank and Community Pantry via a FareShare partnership; commissioned tailored cooking courses (in partnership with Better Connect) supporting people facing barriers to employment, training and education; and room hire in their York building

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 7,746 attendances across projects in 2025/26, a 40% year-on-year increase, delivered across 445 sessions (25% increase YOY)
Key Metric 2 20,000 meal equivalents distributed via FareShare; 715kg of food saved from landfill and redistributed every month
Key Metric 3 595 volunteer hours contributed across Door 84 in the last 12 months, an equivalent value of £58k in saved salaries

Key Outcomes

  • 59% of attendees report Door 84 has helped their mental wellbeing, an increase of 13% on the previous year
  • 70% of youth attendees feel more confident and 96% feel Door 84 is a safe space
  • 91% of Sparks attendees have made friends and 100% felt treated with respect

Geography

Yorkshire and the Humber

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