Mary's Youth Club
Opening hours
Typically open weekday evenings until 7/8pm. Exact times vary by programme, check before you visit.
About Mary's Youth Club
Mary’s Youth Club provides a safe, welcoming community offering a range of activities including traditional youth club games, visual arts, dance, drama, film making, music, theatre, fitness, mindfulness, cooking, first aid and social action projects.
Programme
Last updated 10 September 2026
Accessibility
- Quiet spaces
- YesStaff Lounge
- Fidget tools
- Yes
- Wheelchair access
- Partial accessPartial step-free access: contact the club to check
- Overall noise
- ModerateModerate activity levels
- Shared spaces get
- ModerateModerate activity levels
What it's like inside
The Sports Hall and Gym can be loud during activities. Noise-cancelling headphones are available. The Sports Hall is down a set of stairs, so it's not wheelchair accessible.
How noise changes
Corridor noise is unpredictable as we share the building.
How to find us
Travel directions
When you reach St Mary's Neighbourhood Centre, Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 2TX, look for the main entrance. If you're not sure where to go, ask any member of staff and they'll point you the right way.
Nearby transport
- Train stationAngel (Northern line)0.5 mi
- Train stationHighbury & Islington (Overground / Victoria line)0.5 mi
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Meet the team
Sally (she/her)
CEO & Youth Development Manager
First aiderMA Youth & Community Work • DSL
Often busy CEO-ing in the office.
Full Time
Jordan
Lead Youth Worker
First aiderDeputy DSL
Jordan runs the programme. You'll find her in most sessions, or at the very least in the office.
Speaks English, Spanish
Full Time
Jake (he/him)
Youth Support Worker
First aiderBoys' Work & LGBTQIA+ Lead. Also an expert in all things outdoors and tech!
Full Time
Rhoshaan (he/him)
Youth Support Worker
First aiderFull Time
Beatrix
Youth Worker
First aiderGirl's Work Lead.
Speaks English, Romanian
Part time
Laura (they/them)
Youth Support Worker
You'll mainly find them in our LGBTQIA+ Session, The Mix!
Sessional
Constance
Youth Worker
Speaks English, French
Sessional
Bisma
Youth Support Worker
First aiderSessional
360° Room Tour
Experience the vibe before you arrive
A 360° tour is a photo you can look around by dragging, like standing in the room.
FAQs
Do I need to book or can I just turn up?
You can just turn up during a session, no booking needed. If it's your first time, a member of staff will show you around and get you signed up.
How much does it cost?
Sessions are free. Some trips or special activities was may ask for a small contribution, and we'll always let you know in advance.
Can I bring a friend?
Absolutely! Friends are always welcome. They just need to be within our age range.
Page last updated 26 September 2026