One of the advantages of the roadHoG Bus is flexibility. This means a fully resourced mobile youth centre can be available to visit the young people in your village or town area, every fortnight.
The roadHoG bus will only visit villages or town areas where a local church has invited it to come and the local authorities are happy with the project visiting.
If you are a roadHoG partner church, a local church or a local organisation and would like to explore the possibility of the bus visiting your community in the evening, you will need to do three things:
Discuss with your local church council about roadHoG supporting your community. Discussing how the project can support your church’s pastoral support and outreach to young people.
Find a minimum of 6 or 7 volunteers for a full bus operation [If finding this number will be a struggle the bus can operate the lower deck with 4 volunteers]
Download and fill in the Community Visit Proforma and send it to the roadHoG Steering Group Secretary at:
76 Spilsby Road, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 9NS
Please remember although the roadHoG bus is a flexible resource it is still limited, there are only so many times that it can go out over a two week timetable. This means the sooner you discuss the bus visiting, get a team of volunteers and get the form to the Steering Group – the better. We look forward to hearing from you.
Some organisations request the bus to visit their open day or show. This does not fall within the remit of the project, however, if you feel young people will benefit from the bus being there, still complete the above proforma and post it to us. The Steering Group will look at each application case by case.
roadHoG visiting YOU!
One of the advantages of the roadHoG Bus is flexibility. This means a fully resourced mobile youth centre can be available to visit the young people in your village or town area, every fortnight.
The roadHoG bus will only visit villages or town areas where a local church has invited it to come and the local authorities are happy with the project visiting.
If you are a roadHoG partner church, a local church or a local organisation and would like to explore the possibility of the bus visiting your community in the evening, you will need to do three things:
76 Spilsby Road, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE21 9NS
Please remember although the roadHoG bus is a flexible resource it is still limited, there are only so many times that it can go out over a two week timetable. This means the sooner you discuss the bus visiting, get a team of volunteers and get the form to the Steering Group – the better. We look forward to hearing from you.
Some organisations request the bus to visit their open day or show. This does not fall within the remit of the project, however, if you feel young people will benefit from the bus being there, still complete the above proforma and post it to us. The Steering Group will look at each application case by case.