Our work

These are great fun and involve the children in a range of leisure and educational activities. We use dance, drama, crafts, music, games and sports to put across important messages to the children about their value and potential. We use teachings from the bible as well as other sources to support these aims, because we believe it has much to teach about living a life that is personally fulfilling and one that values and respects others

If you’d like your child to attend one of our clubs, please get in touch with either Jack or Tash on 01226 718899 (option 2)

Like in Kidz Klub, the group is not an open youth club! There is a membership of 20 in each club so we can focus on relationships and trust building. Most members have progressed through Kidz Klub so that we have a long standing relationship with each young person and their family.

The group runs from 9.30am-11am.

This club is a great place to socialise with other parents/carers and for your child to build their social skills with others. We have lots of equipment and toys available to use, including sand pits, paddling pools, slides and much more. Our toddler groups require parents/carers to stay for the session, but we do have staff and volunteers on hand to help with games.
If you’d like to come along to this group, just turn up on the day. We currently don’t require any booking for places.

This group is run at our Cudworth Connect building, based next to Aldi on Barnsley Road, Cudworth. Thsi group runs every Wednesday and is for children from age 0-4years old. The group runs from 10.30am-12pm.

This club is a great place to socialise with other parents/carers and for your child to build their social skills with others. We have lots of equipment and toys available to use, including sand pits, paddling pools, slides and much more. Our toddler groups require parents/carers to stay for the session, but we do have staff and volunteers on hand to help with games.
If you’d like to come along to this group, just turn up on the day. We currently don’t require any booking for places.

We were one of the first organisations in Barnsley to allow young people to volunteer from the age of 14.

Volunteers in our clubs are there to be positive role models for the children and young people. Our aim is to build long lasting relationships, so we ask volunteers to come regular to help maintain the relationships. To find out more or to register your interest, click the button below which will take you to our volunteering page.

Volunteers in our charity shops play a valuable role in ensuring we keep the activity clubs running. Our shop volunteers come from all walks of life and give their time to sort donations, serve customers and merchandise the stock.

To find our more, or to register your interest in volunteering, click the button below which will take you to our volunteering page.

Our activity clubs are open to the wider public, meaning those that don’t attend our weekly clubs are also welcome to attend the Holiday Clubs. This aspect of our work is aimed at those that need childcare through the holidays and we do offer free spaces to those on free school meals.

Our Holiday Clubs are run by our team of experienced staff and volunteers who also run our weekly activity clubs and weekend camps. This means your child will get the same dedication and support as they would in our clubs. The Holiday Clubs run similarly to our clubs and camps, giving structure and fun to the day.

For more information on our Holiday Clubs, including dates, times and prices, please contact Sian at siangodwyn.theexodusproject@gmail.com

This has a number of aspects to it, including working with St George’s Church Food Bank speaking with those in need and offering support where we can.

We also do a 6 week Family Cohesion Connection programme where parents/carers take part in sessions around Mental Wellbeing, Physical Health & Wellbeing, Diet & Nutrition and many more. This programme is there to support parents/carers in their role as a care giver, to give them support and guidance and affirm that they are not alone in the community. Our 6 week programme also comes with two excursions, both are done as a family. The first one is to Jenny’s Field where you will take part in family activities provided by us. The second, which is at the end of the programme will be a family trip out, to the coast or something similar.

Another aspect of our Family Work, which hasn’t begun yet, is a Grow and Cook programme where families will grow their own food in a local allotment provided by us and then be given recipes and lessons in how to use the food they have grown.

To book on to any of these programmes, or for more information please contact Sian at siangodwyn.theexodusproject@gmail.com