The Clubhouse works with children, young people and families from the orthodox Jewish community, helping them resolve issues that have or may put them at risk of exclusion from learning, the workplace and from society as a whole. Services also include debt counselling and benefit advice.

The Clubhouse, established in May 2001, works with children, young people, young adults and families from the Jewish community, helping them resolve issues that have or may put them at risk of exclusion from learning, the workplace and from society as a whole. Much of our work is in the preventative arena focusing on positive parenting, school inclusion projects including vocational training and helping people refocus on issues and habits that create barriers to participation. We also provide support mechanisms for clients attending education and work programmes in the UK and Israel. In the past 12 months we opened a benefit advice and debt counselling service and have also created a social work division. Our 47 staff includes counsellors, mentors, tutors, psychotherapists and a Connexions Personal Adviser.