The weekends sometimes had a theme, often related to Quaker ideals, which was contemplated through Base Group discussions, the Committee-run sessions and sometimes guest speakers.
Historically, there were JYF groups throughout Britain, but a number of circumstances led to their closure, to the point that the Warwickshire Junior Young Friends was the last surviving one.
[1] It was run as a celebration of JYF's recent history, and unusually had a changed age range of 18-25 as there weren't enough adult volunteers to safeguard under 18s.
Rosie and Sammy Gilbert, the main organisers for the last few years, have expressed interest in restarting the event following the easing of lockdown rules.
Along with a skeleton crew of former JYF committee members, they have set up a successor event called Fellowship of the Friends (pronounced F-OFF) targeting the 18-25 year-old age range.