Our building

The Youth Charity Hub

A welcoming base for youth charities, offering free professional office space and the chance to work alongside like-minded organisations committed to improving outcomes for young people.

Officially opened in July 2026

Our Youth Charity Hub was officially opened by HM Lord-Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, Robert Voss CBE CStJ. The opening brought together representatives from local charities, community leaders, supporters and invited guests.

By removing the burden of office costs, the Hub gives youth charities more opportunity to collaborate, innovate and dedicate their funding directly to supporting young people – and brings them together under one roof to share ideas, expertise and resources.

Ribbon cutting at the official opening of the Youth Charity Hub

Take a look around

Tour the Youth Charity Hub

Take a short video tour of the Youth Charity Hub.

Video tour of the Youth Charity Hub

Based at the Hub

Inside the Hub

The hub consists of 6 rooms, 2 of which can be combined and fit up to 20 people for training or committee meetings.

Room 4 at the Charity Hub, with desks, a round table and a wall-mounted screen

Six flexible rooms

Each of the 6 rooms is suitable for office work, mentoring, counselling or meetings, with wifi throughout.

Rooms 2 and 3 combined into one long meeting room with the joining doors open

Training and committee meetings

Two of the rooms can be combined to fit up to 20 people for training or committee meetings, and 3 rooms have screens to share presentations.

Facilities

Wifi throughout the Hub

3 rooms with screens to share presentations

A kitchen for refreshments

2 toilets on the first floor

Access to shared printing facilities

The chance to network with other youth charities

Room 6 is on the ground floor and accessible

Come and have a look

We would love to show you around if you think your youth organisation could make use of our space.

Is your youth charity looking for a base?

Get in touch to find out about space at the Youth Charity Hub.