The club is open 7 days a week and our evening and weekend activity programme runs from 4:00 pm until 9:00 on weekdays. On Saturday, our activity programme is open from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm, with the club now being open on Sunday from 9:00 am until 6:30 pm, thanks to our new senior youth club. 

Our fantastic function and events coordinator can transform our main hall to fit your purpose. We have the capacity to host weddings, children’s parties, christenings, and evening functions. 

You can contact Bcarroll@hunsletclub.org.uk if you have any questions relating to our venue. You can also check out our function room hire page for more information. 

The Hunslet Club has limited parking facilities, which is why our car park is reserved for employees and volunteers. This decision is also in place for the safety of any young person who attends The Hunslet Club, as we want to ensure they can enter and leave our premises safely. 

Parking is permitted on Hillidge Road, but we ask that you park with consideration for our neighbours and avoid parking over any dropped kerbs. 

The Hunslet Club is for the community, so we keep costs to a minimum. Our activities range from free, for our youth clubs, to £2 for some sessions, such as the Hunslet Rogues or Gymnastics advanced; however, the majority of our sessions are £1.50. Our boxing 4 tots sessions are only £1 as well. 

You can check the exact cost of each session on our timetable.

We have a range of activities available at The Hunslet Club, including: 

– Ballet 
– Hunslet Boxing 
– Cheerdance
– Football 
– Gymnastics 
– Hip-hop Dance Sessions 
– Rugby 
– Youth Clubs 
– Tap Dance
– Hunslet Club Solitaires Majorettes 
– The Hunslet Club Rogues
– Girls Rugby 

You can check out all our activities on our timetable. 

You do not need to pre-book or pre-pay. You simply turn up, pay at reception, and that’s it. 

Your child may be running around in the youth club, dancing, baking or playing in the games room; therefore, we advise they wear loose, comfortable clothing. 

Each session may have different clothing requirements, such as leotards and leggings for gymnastics. 

For football, we recommend shin pads and boots with no studs. If you are still unsure what equipment your child needs, you can contact The Hunslet Club, as they will know what clothing is appropriate. 

Yes! While we focus on helping young people reach their full potential, we have sessions dedicated to ages 16+ and 18+. We have a fitness suite available at £3.50 per session as well as boxercise classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 pm until 7:30 pm. 

We also have a new for 2023, Boxteq session on Monday, from 6:30 pm until 7:30 pm. Our Boxteq session focuses on footwork, bag work, boxing technique and defence work and is £3.50 per session for ages 18+.

Check out our adult activities page here. 

We have activity camps throughout the year, which you can check out on our buy event tickets page. 

Our experience working with young people is long standing, and the sense of community in our club is like no other. We are one of the largest youth organisations in the country. Our top priority is to provide a safe place for young people in and around Leeds. We couldn’t deliver our many sessions and events without the help of our valued volunteers.

Volunteering your services to help others is not just hugely satisfying; it can also teach you skills that are invaluable to potential employers when it comes to raising yourself above competitors. Volunteering is an excellent opportunity to learn, develop, increase knowledge and gain some real-world experience. It can enhance your CV and help increase your confidence.

We have a comprehensive induction and training process that will be delivered by your Volunteer Coordinator. We are committed to finding the right role that suits you, as well as your interests and skills to help you grow. Your Volunteer Coordinator will be there to support and guide you throughout your time here, as well as regular one to one meetings, and discuss any training you may require.

Yes, our volunteer policy includes everything you can expect as a volunteer at The Hunslet Club, as well as what you can expect from us. It outlines everything that you will receive in your full induction pack, such as; clarity on who will provide support, our insurance, health & safety, our commitment to equal opportunities and diversity, complaints procedures, risk assessment training, and where to find any other information you might need as a volunteer.

No, there is no cost to volunteer, all we ask you to give is your time. Any necessary equipment, supplies or training needed will be provided by us.

No, you can volunteer up to 20 hours while receiving benefits as long as you continue to meet all the conditions of your benefit.

Yes, all our staff and volunteers must complete a disclosure and barring service (DBS). If you have a criminal record this does not always mean that you won’t be able to do voluntary work with us, this depends on what your type of conviction is for. You can discuss anything that is disclosed on the certificate with us, it will be kept confidential.

No, we also welcome students seeking work placements or work experience. Volunteering can provide you with a range of skills and experience that you can apply to your future plans. All our staff are experiences in making sure you get the most out of your time here.

If you want to get involved in Youth Work, we also have a dedicated weekly Youth training programme. If this is something you’re interested in, please get in touch for more details.

There are different ways you can apply to volunteer, such as:

· Register your interest by clicking the button on the main volunteer page

· You can contact our Volunteer Coordinator by email at alex.erdinc@hunsletclub.org.uk who will answer any other questions you might have and send over an application form

· Call in at our main reception to pick up a paper copy

If you need help filling out your form, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator who can guide you through it.

Once you have completed an application, you will then be asked to arrange a tour of the building and an informal chat with our volunteer coordinator, as well as meeting some of our team to discuss your role and it’s potential future. It’s a great idea to have a look at our timetable before you arrive, and find the session times that best suit your schedule.

We always welcome new ideas, please contact our volunteer coordinator Alex Erdinc at alex.erdinc@hunsletclub.org.uk if there’s something you would like to do, and we will try our best to accommodate.

As members of the public who give their time freely to a task without being paid, volunteers do not have a contract of employment and therefore they do not have the same rights to which employees or workers are entitled, however we do have the intention to provide a safe, welcoming, environment where our volunteers feel valued and part of our team.

The Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (HSWA) protects employees and others who may be affected by work activities. This includes those volunteering. Furthermore, the Equality Act 2010 applies to employees and organisations providing a service. Volunteering could be considered as a service and as an organisation involving volunteers, we aim to still protect volunteers from discrimination, harassment or victimisation.