A new place to hang out in Horsham

Edition: November 2022

Thanks to collaborative work between local charity 4theYouth and the Council, Horsham’s young people now have a new youth centre.

Young people playing pool

The Hurst Cafe, located in the former Hurst Road Youth Centre near Horsham Town Centre is a space for young people to meet with friends, grab a drink and a snack, have fun and relax.

Hurst Road youth cafe

The new facility boasts social areas with games and activities, including a pool table, consoles and loads of comfy sofas with space to just sit and chat.

Outside is a hardcourt for ballgames and a small garden to spend time in. The cafe serves both hot and cold drinks with a small selection of snacks available. Youth workers are available to talk to and give advice and support where necessary. The facility is open to young people in the school year 7and upwards.

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Follow @Hurstcafe on Instagram and the 4TheYouth page on Facebook for up-to-date opening times.

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