Holyrood Estate has always been more than a collection of buildings — it’s a community with history, heart, and huge potential. As we build new events, activities, and resident‑led projects, we want to make sure the voices of young people and families are right at the centre of it all.
This is your home. Your streets. Your green spaces. Your community.
And your ideas matter.
Young people bring energy, creativity, and fresh perspectives. Families bring connection, warmth, and a sense of belonging. When these voices come together, something powerful happens: the estate becomes a place where everyone feels welcome, supported, and proud to live.
Whether it’s fun days, creative workshops, youth projects, sports sessions, community gardening, or seasonal celebrations — these events only thrive when the people who live here help shape them.
We’re building a calendar of activities designed with residents, not just for them. Here are just a few ways you can take part:
No experience needed. No long‑term commitment. Just enthusiasm and a willingness to help build something positive.
Holyrood is full of talented young people, busy families, and neighbours who care. By getting involved, you’re not only helping to create great events — you’re helping to build a stronger, more connected estate where everyone feels seen and valued.
Even small contributions make a big difference.
Even one idea can spark something brilliant.
We’d love to hear from you. Whether you’re a parent, a teenager, a young adult, or a family looking for something fun to do together, there’s a place for you here.
Let’s build events that reflect the real spirit of Holyrood — creative, welcoming, and full of life.
Come be part of it. Come shape it. Come make it yours.
No Limits offer free, non-judgmental support to young people under 26 in Southampton, Hampshire, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. Issues they can support you with include mental health, family and relationships, housing, financial advice, education and employment, substance use, sexual and physical health, and changing risk-taking lifestyles.
Their Advice Centre on Southampton High Street is open for over 40 hours each week, across six days and two evenings. Here, you can drop in and speak to a youth worker about whatever is going on for you and get confidential, supportive advice and help without having to make an appointment.
No Limits’ Drug and Alcohol Support Hub is open for young people under 25 living in postcodes SO14 – SO19 who would like support with their substance use. They offer one-to-one support which can take place where you feel comfortable, as well as services like the needle exchange and harm reduction advice.
Their other support includes therapeutic support and counselling, out-of-hours crisis support, groups and one-to-one support for young parents.
Find out more about all No Limits’ services and refer at nolimitshelp.org.uk
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