Chapeltown Young Peoples Club

Since 1994, the Club has maintained 3 part-time Youth Workers funded by Leeds City Council, who have also provided small grants for specific items and activities, and since 1999 key funding to staff the Club’s Yes-CyberCafé Project.

Over the last 5 years the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust's Racial Justice Programme for West Yorkshire has provided the Club with development funding and strategic grants for Yes-CyberCafé. More recently, the Club has also attracted up to three years funding from the National Youth Agency (NYA) to enhance Yes-Cyber services.

The Club’s new Adventure Playground Feasibility phase is funded by the Children's Fund.

In 2002, a Transforming Youth Work grant from Leeds City Council enabled the Club to set up an office and employ staff to meet some of the objectives of Connexions to employ staff to work towards meeting some of the objectives.