Now more than ever we need your support as we are facing big financial challenges in the aftermath of COVID-19. A large part of our income, supporting our wider ministry comes from our residential work. Since March all of our residential work has been cancelled and will be limited until after Christmas. We are adapting our ministry to be able to offer support where it is needed the most and in ways it is possible to work directly with young people. If you would like to read more about this project: Quo Vadis look out for updates mid-August. We would love for you to partner with us in making our vital work possible, especially as we develop and deliver an urgent response to COVID-19 to support young people. There are lots of ways you can do that, please keep reading and do get in touch if you would like to find out more about our work and how you can help!
Pray
At the heart of all of our endeavours there must be a strong foundation of prayer, it is at the heart of our team work and community life. We invite you to make a commitment to regularly pray for our work in whatever form is natural to you. As Catholic's we believe in the power of prayer to really change hearts and situations. Jesus taught us to pray, in trust, for our daily needs we invite you to join us in praying for the fruitfulness of our ministry.
DonateIf you are in a position to help us financially through regular giving or with a one off donation you can do so through this page. In the short term your contribution will help us to deliver a Catholic mental health response to the pandemic, and bolster our ability to return to our work with young people through residential retreats, continue the support and development of parish youth ministry and school Chaplaincy. Your contribution will ensure young people continue to benefit from life changing opportunities for personal development, faith encounters and accompaniment.
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TimePerhaps you would like to volunteer with us. We have lots of opportunities for you to give your time, energy and gifts. We are always looking for volunteers to facilitate parish youth groups and to help at events. We currently have some availability on our gap year team and we are looking for someone who can support us with the implementation of Salesforce. If you feel drawn to offer your time in any of these ways or more besides, we would love to hear from you. Drop us an email using the button below.
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Easy Fundraising for Kenelm
A really easy way to fundraise for Kenelm is through 'easyfundraising'. This scheme allows you to support a charity and raise funds for that charity every time you shop online. The clue is in the name: it's easy. Simply visit the 'easyfundraising' website, choose the Kenelm Youth Trust (charity number: 144209) as the cause you'd like to support, and continue to do your online shop as normal. Many online retailers support this scheme and will give donations to your chosen charity for each purchase you make.
To fundraise with Amazon, you can shop online with 'Amazon Smile'. When shopping at smile.amazon.co.uk, you can choose Kenelm youth Trust Limited (charity number: 144209) as the cause you support, then shop with Amazon as normal. For each purchase you make, Kenelm will receive free donations.
Follow the links to the 'easyfundraising' website, or to 'Amazon Smile' to start supporting KYT now.
To fundraise with Amazon, you can shop online with 'Amazon Smile'. When shopping at smile.amazon.co.uk, you can choose Kenelm youth Trust Limited (charity number: 144209) as the cause you support, then shop with Amazon as normal. For each purchase you make, Kenelm will receive free donations.
Follow the links to the 'easyfundraising' website, or to 'Amazon Smile' to start supporting KYT now.
200 Club
Kenelm Youth Trust 200 Club
Could you partner with the Kenelm Youth Trust and join the 200 Club?
The Trust, established by the Archdiocese of Birmingham, has brought together the wide variety of youth work that is undertaken in various settings throughout the Archdiocese. These include: the two residential retreat centres, Alton Castle and Soli; youth ministry development workers supporting parish youth work; support for those working within school chaplaincy; the organisation of school missions, parish outreach, events and pilgrimages.
Could you partner with the Kenelm Youth Trust and join the 200 Club?
The Trust, established by the Archdiocese of Birmingham, has brought together the wide variety of youth work that is undertaken in various settings throughout the Archdiocese. These include: the two residential retreat centres, Alton Castle and Soli; youth ministry development workers supporting parish youth work; support for those working within school chaplaincy; the organisation of school missions, parish outreach, events and pilgrimages.
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200 Club is an amazing opportunity to support the Trust in its important work with children and young people. It also gives you the chance, each month, to win some cash.
The Prize Money will be 50% of the income each month. There will be 3 prizes monthly:
£2 a month gets you into the draw each month. Each additional £2 gives you more chances. Friends of the Kenelm Trust –you will receive news about the Trust, updates and invitation to events. You can pay monthly or annually standing order or cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Kenelm Youth Trust. Each month the draw will take place during the second week of the month
All participants must be over 16. All the 200 Club Rules are available here. For more information, please contact Debbie Woodward via email: debbie.woodward@kenelmyouthtrust.org.uk |
The 200 Club winners for December 2020 are: 1st place – Josh Dubey 2nd Place – Julia Clement 3rd Place - Fr. The Quanguyen Well done to all our winners! |
Friends of Kenelm
The purpose of Friends of the Kenelm Youth Trust is:
A member of Friends
Membership is open to anyone who wants to support the work of the Trust by making an annual minimum subscription of £10.00. We would encourage this to be via standing order or direct debit for regular giving. By joining the Friends you are contributing to the long term future of The Trust and ensuring youth ministry and youth work develop and flourish within the Archdiocese.
Get Involved
Individuals, groups and parishes are invited to become members of The Friends and support the work of the Youth Trust by:
• Promoting and advocating for the Trust
• Contributing to the development of the Trust
• Volunteering your time and skills
• Making a donation or a legacy
• Supporting Trust fundraising opportunities and attending Trust events
• Raising money through events of your own
All Friends will receive regular email updates and a copy of the Trust Annual Report.
- To support and raise funds to enable the Trust to deliver high quality youth ministry and youth work for young people across the Archdiocese of Birmingham.
- To support the work that is delivered through parish-based groups, residential centres, events and chaplaincy work in schools.
A member of Friends
Membership is open to anyone who wants to support the work of the Trust by making an annual minimum subscription of £10.00. We would encourage this to be via standing order or direct debit for regular giving. By joining the Friends you are contributing to the long term future of The Trust and ensuring youth ministry and youth work develop and flourish within the Archdiocese.
Get Involved
Individuals, groups and parishes are invited to become members of The Friends and support the work of the Youth Trust by:
• Promoting and advocating for the Trust
• Contributing to the development of the Trust
• Volunteering your time and skills
• Making a donation or a legacy
• Supporting Trust fundraising opportunities and attending Trust events
• Raising money through events of your own
All Friends will receive regular email updates and a copy of the Trust Annual Report.
Kenelm Youth Trust 200 Club
Could you partner with the Kenelm Youth Trust and join the 200 Club?
The Trust, established by the Archdiocese of Birmingham, has brought together the wide variety of youth work that is undertaken in various settings throughout the Archdiocese. These include: the two residential retreat centres, Alton Castle and Soli; youth ministry development workers supporting parish youth work; support for those working within school chaplaincy; the organisation of school missions, parish outreach, events and pilgrimages.
Could you partner with the Kenelm Youth Trust and join the 200 Club?
The Trust, established by the Archdiocese of Birmingham, has brought together the wide variety of youth work that is undertaken in various settings throughout the Archdiocese. These include: the two residential retreat centres, Alton Castle and Soli; youth ministry development workers supporting parish youth work; support for those working within school chaplaincy; the organisation of school missions, parish outreach, events and pilgrimages.
