Hi, my name is Becky. I have recently (september 2007) been appointed the villages's new youth worker. I live in Harvington and have done so for most of my life.

I feel very excited to be working with the young people of Harvington and feel priveledged to have this opportunity. Any young person, or parent, wanting information regarding any of the groups, please drop in to any of the sessions.

I am a member of Harvington Baptist Church and live at Bidford with my Husband Peter and my two grown-up sons, Michael and Andrew. I was a supply teacher in primary Schools, but now retired. My hobbies are singing, piano playing, painting, swimming, knitting, reading, and in the summer time riding the waves with a new body-board with a picture of a dolphin on it!

I am a pupil in year 11 at Prince Henry's School studying for my GCSEs and a member of St. James' church. I enjoy attending the Youth Club on a Friday night and also 'Curious' on Sundays. I help out at both Adventurers and Dynamite.

Hello, I'm Jayne. I have had the privilege of being involved in the Harvington Youth Project for eleven years now - it has been exciting to see how the Youth Project has grown and evolved to meet the changing needs of the young people of Harvington. At present I work with the Adventures and 'Connect' groups.

Hi, my name is Jeff. I live just outside Evesham (Harvington side) and have recently become involved with the youth group. I help with 10+ on Tuesday's.

I work down the road at Hillers Garden Centre and am a member of Harvington Baptist Chapel (I have just been baptised). My hobbies are gardening, drawing and painting, music, meeting people, cooking and walking.

Harvington is a great place for kids and youth, and is a friendly, happening place.

Hello. I'm Jim. I'm currently employed at Studley High School to teach everybody's favourite subject (RE). I'm involved with a number of the youth project's groups. On Tuesday evenings you can find me messing about in the Village Hall for the 10+ group. On alternate Tuesdays I help with the Connect Group. On Friday nights I'll be chilling in the Chapel, eating pizza, drinking Sprite and playing Risk, Worms, Pool, Table Football, Table Tennis with anybody (13+) who cares to join us. The best part of the Youth Project for me is meeting new people, so if you want to know anything else feel free to knock on our door. Oh, by the way, I'm married to Jayne.

Hi. I'm Karen. I'm married with two young sons. We have lived in the village for four years now. We are members of Harvington Baptist chapel, and I currently help to run tots@hbc, and Dynamite youth group, and have done for around three years. It has been great to get involved with these activities, and to get to know the youngsters and their parents better. The groups attract people from areas surrounding Harvington, as well as from within the village itself, which is wonderful!

I have been involved with the Harvington Youth Project for a good number of years now - and presently work with the Adventurers as an assistant helper/leader. I feel very privileged to have this opportunity to contribute to the furtherance of the gospel, finding in the process not only fun and release for the kids but for myself also.
By occupation I am a trainee machinist/engineer for a small architectural/ engineering consultancy; this being a slight departure from my original training as an Industrial Product Designer! My interests include guitar playing, drama (with Harvington Amateur Theatrical Society), Castles, playing computer games (big kid), late 1960's American Muscle Cars, and learning French - when I can.

I am a Customer Services Manager in the Automotive industry and married to Clare. I am a member of St. James' Church and have just started an Alpha course. I help out with transport on trips, wherever needed, ice-skating a speciality!

Helps with Youth Café.