Keep The YMCA Open

its vital that services such as the YMCA . now more than ever these services are crucial are kept going.

We must support the folk who are in the midst of troubled times. All come together for those in need

it would be unfair to the disadvantaged and homeless to close a place intended for them, I know Worcester has st pauls hostel but the ymca standards are far better I have been told an staff are more helpfull with disadvantaged youths.

No YMCA = more homeless people = deaths

Such an important facilty anywhere, please save it from closure

We must fight to save this

This can't close!

Please share with friends and family. Vital service that improves so many lives but also improves our community and offers hope to youngsters and vulnerable individuals

First it was the disabled and sick, then the jobless, now the homeless...It has GOT to stop!

its a service that is need enough said

Much needed service! It must stay open!

Another much needed & used resource must be saved

Keep YMCA open - close county hall instead

A great facility keeping the homeless off the streets of Worcester.

The YMCA provides vital shelter, especially in the winter months for people that really need it.

We must fight to keep this open, there are so many vulnerable young people out there who simply need places like this. Everybody's reasons for needing this service is different but one thing stays the same, if this service did not become available then the lives of so many young people would dramatically deteriorate. KEEP OPEN THE YMCA

Support from the county council, all our lives will be very much harder.

I see first hand how important the YMCA is to helping people get them back on there feet, after different problems have left them either vulnerable or homeless. Without this much needed

If we don't show enough evidence of the work that homeless services do, then I would like to ask the decision makers to spend 24 hours at YMCA, St Paul's and Maggs and meet and work with our clients.

When people present as homeless services think that's the only issue they have. Ask yourself why did they become homeless? A man is more likely to lose his home, job and well-being following a family breakdown. Women that suffer from mental health and domestic abuse need somewhere to go. People with learning difficulties that aren't diagnosed need somewhere if they can't cope with independence. Young people coming out of care and don't know how to live independently. There not just homeless they there lives are in crisis, there scared, anxious, depressed, physically I'll, possibly dependent on other substances many of which are prescribed