Our vision is to see all young people realise their potential regardless of circumstance.
Positive Futures is a charitable youth organisation based in Liverpool. We support young people in schools, from our youth space, out on the streets during detached work and on a targeted basis.
Every year, we engage with thousands of young people, and work with them to help them to achieve their potential, regardless of personal circumstances. Our Annual Report showcases the impact of our work.
Whether you are a young person looking for some support or to try something new, a parent who feels that their child would benefit from some support from us or a partner organisation who would like to work with us, contact us and we will be happy to discuss your query in more detail.
Activities
PF Choir
Want to sing your heart out? Want to meet new friends? How about have a laugh? If you answered yes, then we'd love you to join us at our new choir which will start in July 2019! You will have the opportunity to be mentored by our external voice coach as well as meet...
Summer Holiday Club
Our mixed age Football Fanatics meets every Wednesday at 4.00pm – 5.00pm. Open to anyone mad about football aged 8+.
OUR LATEST NEWS
Snowcamp provides Positive Futures young people with once in a lifetime opportunity
Positive Futures Liverpool has recently partnered with SnowCamp UK to give a group of young people the opportunity of a lifetime, to become qualified Snow Instructors. Since 2018, the youth charity has been working with SnowCamp UK, a national snow sports charity with...
Kids had cracking Easter holiday thanks to Positive Futures
Positive Futures Liverpool, a youth charity based in North Liverpool, recently ran a successful Easter Holiday Club for 50 young people in their new youth space on Tetlow Way. Positive Futures, who offers a range of detached, school and targeted support work set-up...
CASE STUDY: How targeted support helped Jenny to stay calm and say no to bullying
For the purpose of this case study, and to ensure confidentiality, the young person detailed in the following case study will be referred to as ‘Jenny’. Jenny is an only child who lives with her dad, after her mum left when she was much younger. As a young child, this...
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