History

HISTORY

The Winchester Project was established in 1973, as a response to needs in our local community. Prior to this, the building was a disused Victorian pub, abandoned until local activists decided to put it to good use as a facility for young people.

As this work developed, so did the reputation and stature of the centre. During the 1980s and 1990s the
Winchester Project became synonymous with youthwork, establishing a reputation for high quality services for children and young people in the local community.

For over thirty years, we have consistently provided a wide range of innovative projects, aimed at increasing opportunity and developing skills in an evermore complex world. Our success is due to three key ingredients: our desire to impact, inspire and participate in the lives of children and young people, dedicated and experienced volunteers and staff, and a diverse Board of Trustees equipped with skill, experience and expertise to take us forward.

And Future

This is where info on the Winchester's future will go