A unique opportunity for youth workers and pastoral workers to come together to celebrate the invaluable contribution you bring in supporting young people.

Located in the scenic market town of Alton, Hampshire, this conference will provide opportunities for quality professional development and the space to inspire and be inspired by like-minded colleagues.

We want to help you be at your best for your communities who need your strength and resolve.

Connect and share best practice with other youth workers and pastoral workers who share your passion and expertise to support young people.

Celebrate your role, be inspired, refreshed, and energised as you hear key note speakers and special guests champion the work you do with young people.

Discover new ways of thinking and working from specialists and in workshops that will develop you and your work with young people.

Contact us via WhatsApp or email.

Venue: Alton Maltings, Maltings Close, Alton GU34 1DT

The Swan Hotel

• Close by

• £81

• Near station

• Great rooms

• Breakfast available

The French Horn

• By the river

• £50

• limited availability

• Breakfast available

Alton Four Marks, Travelodge

• Know what you’re getting!

• £61.99

• 12 min drive to venue

• Breakfast available

Relational Hub supports youth work organisations to create thriving youth projects that can provide a #homeawayfromhome for the young people who need one most.

We offer coaching, training and youth work tools to ensure that youth workers feel supported and equipped so they can deliver effective youth projects that are sustainable and impacting.

We also champion community youth work everywhere and are passionate about seeing effective models replicated and shared in order to create positive change in the lives of young people and local communities throughout the UK.

The King’s Arms is a well-established Christian charity that has been set up to meet the needs of young people across East Hampshire.

Its provision delivers a range of bespoke community youth work programmes that support and informally educate young people including After School clubs, 1:1 and group mentoring, schools work, young carers programmes, faith projects, EBSA work, clubs for those with additional needs, work with those on the edge of exclusion. We believe strongly that our young people deserve the opportunity to fulfil their potential and know their value. We are committed to helping other projects by sharing our knowledge and best practice, as well as facilitating opportunities to learn from others.