Hull’s Youth Enterprise Club is named after the late Lee Creamer a supporter of the City’s enterprising young people.

The club provides young people with a place to meet and exchange skills, make contacts, share experiences, receive support and encourage each other to work through their business ideas. All the young people who get involved in the Lee Creamer Youth Enterprise Club will also be able to apply for a grant from the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank if they are aged 21 and under and get involved with the Making Changes for Careers Programme and THUD Yorkshire.

As part of the club, those aged 18 and over will be able to apply for Start Up Loans which is a government-backed scheme which in our area we suggest that you contact Hull & Humber Chamber of Commerce for advice on this programme Contact – Craig Simpson Tel: 01482 324976 or Email: c.simpson@hullbdf.com

THUD Yorkshire

This is a network for young entrepreneurs managed by them and promoted by them. Hull City Council sponsors the Network and encourages pitching sessions from aspiring young entrepreneurs. The network has as it’s Patron the founder of the Hook up Dinner movement Selebogo Molfe from Johannesburg in South Africa.

Making Changes for Careers Programme

We work with MC4C an enterprise programme for young people that are aged 16 to 29 who are not in employment and training or education and/or who are on benefits – as part of the programme young people will be able to find out about the Big 13 Enterprise Skills as well as having the opportunity to access a Test Marketing Grant of up to £200 to develop their business idea from the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank and access to a business mentor.

To find out about the Lee Creamer Youth Enterprise Club contact Michael Notarantonio on 01482 613 775 or email michael.notarantonio@hullcc.gov.uk

The Address: Lee Creamer Youth Enterprise Club
c/o Hull City Council
Guildhall (Room 22)
Alfred Gelder Street
Hull
HU1 2AA