Hideaway’s 2024/25 report records open-access youth work, outreach, school-based sessions and targeted one-to-one support across Moss Side, Hulme and Rusholme. These give young people different ways to meet youth workers and stay in contact. S130
Sport, voice and new experiences
The charity lists a sports programme, a youth voice programme and a podcast studio. Its trips and residential activities include snow camp, climbing, canoeing, trampolining and cycling. These offer practical ways to take part and try something new. S102
Youth workers in schools
School-based youth work was among the activities reported for 2024/25. Hideaway also says it is developing more sessions with local schools to connect young people with support outside the classroom. The additional sessions are a direction for the work, separate from the school activity already reported. S130
Why it matters
Open sessions, individual support and school work provide several routes into Hideaway. Sport, creative work and trips offer other ways to participate and spend time with young people. Its neighbourhood focus places this work where it already has local connections. S102, S130
The annual picture
The filed accounts for the year ended 31 March 2025 report whole-charity income of £456,031 and expenditure of £333,913. These historical totals do not establish current cash or the cost of a particular service. S130
