Welcome to our Catholic youth work Resources archive!

This section is primarily for parish youth workers and those involved in organising groups of young people. You may be a youth worker or leader, or perhaps just a regular young person who wants to start something in their school or parish. Whatever your situation, this Catholic youth work Resources archive is full of ideas for activities, games, praying etc. Use our filter tool below if you’re looking for something in particular. Please bear in mind that many of our resources can be used outside of the designated age range or theme, these are simply here to give you a rough guide!

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God’s Chisel

A skit on God’s love for us and the reconciliation he wants to grant us. Great for older teen audiences.

Graffiti Prayer Wall

The Graffiti Wall is brilliant for helping those with a passion for art express themselves to God in a way that is most meaningful to them.

Group Transformers

Have the group put their imagination and teamwork to the test as they create scenes and items using only their bodies.

Heads and Tails

A great game for focusing large groups, can be played with as few as 20 or as many as a 1000 – the more the merrier!

How to Lead Games

When working with young people, knowing how to lead games well can be a real string to bow and helps a lot with behaviour management.

How to start up a youth group in your parish

If you live in the Diocese of Westminster and want to start something for young people, we at the youth service are dedicated to helping you support the young people in your parish in the best way possible.

Human Knot

Testing their problem-solving and teamwork abilities, the young people must untangle themselves from one another.

Incident Report Form

A form which records any accidents that happen during youth group and the action that was taken as a result.

Irish Snap

A fast-paced card game that’s a fun twist on the traditional version of this game.

Jailbreak

A fun game for large groups where young people are either guards or prisoners and the prisoners must escape the guards.