Halmer End Youth Association
A group of Halmer End young people got together as they wanted to change perceptions about young people and initiate community activity.
Young people doing Great Things
Projects in the Network range massively from helping the aged to awareness campaigns, and setting up radio stations to creating youth forums. There are no boundaries to what your project is or where you are from. Our network includes everyone from schools and youth groups to clubs and youth offending teams. If you don’t have a project, why not see if there is one in your area that you can get involved with?
A group of Halmer End young people got together as they wanted to change perceptions about young people and initiate community activity.
Addressing the guns and gang problems in Old Trafford.
A vibrant and creative group who came together to have a say on issues affecting them. They have recorded and produced two films about issues facing young people in Hackney, and building links with the police and community in the process.
Crosscultures gives practical and emotional support to asylum seekers, refugees and migrants from across the globe.
Body Rocks offers ex offenders and other young people at risk of social exclusion the opportunity to achieve a fitness teaching qualification.
We campaign to raise awareness and re-educate the community about the dangers of gun and knife crime.
We have our say about issues that concern us and encourage social inclusion in our community and wider society, through events, discussion and creative media.
Our mentoring programme supports young people in challenging stereotypes and negative behaviour, encouraging leadership and raising aspirations.
We work to provide a space for young people in the area to meet and make theatre about the world that they live in.
We produce a wide range of information for young people on all areas of young people’s health, to reduce stigma and increase uptake of health services.
We help to bridge the generation gap by delivering fresh fruit and vegetables to older members of our community using bicycles and trailers.
We support young people with disabilities to engage in learning, training and development opportunities.
We aim to enable at risk or vulnerable young people to identify barriers to achievement and strategies to overcome them.
We break down barriers and dispel myths about ‘being in care’ by getting our voices heard through our TV production company – we ‘tell it like it is’
Frances Lawrence returned to her hometown of Swansea with PLAnet youth ambassador for Wales Ben Sawyers to encourage awards nominations for groups young people who make a difference in their communities.
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Sep 22, 2010 - 10:20 AM
The nominations deadline for the 2010 Philip Lawrence Awards has been extended until 24 September to allow even more young people the chance to get recognised for making a difference in their communities.
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Sep 15, 2010 - 03:14 PM
Young people have joined forces with the Children’s Minister Tim Loughton MP and broadcaster Sir Trevor McDonald, to ask the public to nominate local groups of young people doing great things in their community for the Philip Lawrence Awards 2010 in time for the closing date on 15th September.
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Sep 10, 2010 - 12:23 PM