YOUTH SESSIONS
Our youth club groups are aimed at teenagers aged 12-18. These groups are based on providing an age-appropriate social experience, building friendships and developing confidence and self-esteem.
Below are our Youth Activity Sessions that we currently run.
For more information on any of our sessions please contact us.
Community Crew
Day: Tuesday (term-time, fortnightly)
Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm
Venue: Play Alloa Base, 19 Broad Street, Alloa
Cost: £10 per outing
Funded by: National Lottery Community Fund
About: We have planned a list of outings, some out in Stirling and some closer to home. A great opportunity for our youth participants to hang ouw with friends at other community places with a little support from Play Alloa.
Saturday Youth Club
Day: Saturday (term-time)
Time: 2-4pm
Venue: Play Alloa Base, 19 Broad Street, Alloa
Cost: £6 donation per session , booking required
Funded by: National Lottery Community Fund
ASN After School
Building Blocks
Day: Thursday (term-time)
Time: 6.30pm-8.30pm
Venue: Play Alloa Base, 19 Broad Street, Alloa
Cost: Each session will cost £6 and can be paid in one block (£72), or in two blocks (£36)
Funded by: National Lottery Community Fund
About: Themed blocks of 10/12 weeks for our participants to build new skills!
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September - December 2026: Develop your cooking skills with our Cook 'n' Connect block.
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TBC 2027: Upcycling Fashion
Day: Tuesday to Friday
Time: 3-5.30pm
Venue: Family Centre
Cost: Free of Charge, Booking by Referral Only
Funded by: Child Wellbeing Partnership
This after school group is for young people in secondary school, referred via the Child Wellbeing Partnership.
Running Tuesday to Friday from 3-5.30pm, this group offers an opportunity for parents of young people with additional support needs and extended day provision allowing them to access work, further study or simply respite.
This is a self directed play session, where children can move freely from one play activity to another at their leisure. Each group is restricted to around or under 20 participants and is supported by around 8 members of staff plus a number of volunteers.
The main focus of this group is on developing social skills, friendships and having an enjoyable time.​
A small meal is also provided.