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FTENDA Eh! No. 70. 00m m 0 c Motherwell Area Committee - Youth Work Audit March - June 1998 I Introduction 1.1 The purpose of this report is to provide further information regarding the youth provision within the area covered by the Mothewell Area Committee. 2. Background 2.1 Further to a request by the Area Committee a small working group was formed to look at implementing a youth audit of the area. Representatives from Social Work, Leisure, Community Education and the voluntary sector (Y.M.C.A), met on two occasions to progress the audit. The audit focused on youth provision for the 12 - 18 year's age group. Each representative submitted information on the provision for young people that their departmentlorganisation supported. Additional information from other Youth Work providers was gathered via a mail drop. An initial report was submitted to the committee on 6th May 1998. This report reflects the committees request for a more detailed report. I 3. Audit Information 3.1 The findings of the audit have been broken down into four sections: 3.2 Youth Groups 3.3 Sports Provision 3.4 Specialised Youth Provision 3.5 Uniformed Organisations (Boys' Brigade, Girl Guides Etc.) 2 3.2 Youth Groups Jerviston Tenants Association 12-18 Taylor High School Yes Vol. Mon. 20 Jerviston Mulrhouse Girls Group 12-14 Muirhouse PS Yes CE Mon. 14 Mulrhouse North Motherwell Senior Girls Group 14-18 St. Bernaddette's PS Yes CE Mon. 15 North Motherwell Jetviston Tenants Assoclation 1o+ Jetviston Community Centre LL Vol. Mon. 3 Jewiston Forgewood Girls Group 14-17 Muir Street PS Yes CE Wed 10 ForOewood North Motherwell Girls Group 12-14 St. Bernaddette's PS Yes CE Wed 40 North Motherwell Isa Money Youth Group 14-18 Isa Money Centre LL CE Wed 17 Mulrhouse Mulrhouse Senior Youth Club 14-18 St Brendan's PS Yes CE Wed 21 Mulrhouse DroD In Youth GrouD 114+ I Motherwell YMCA No Vol. Wed 3 Central Motherwell North Motherwell 12-14 Group 12-14 St Bernaddette's PS Yes CE T hU rs . 36 North Motherwell I I The KinO's Church 'Youth Alive' I 14-19 I The King's Centre M'well No Vol. Fri. 40 Central Motherwell Jetviston Youth Club 1o+ Jetviston Community Centre LL Vol. Fri. 3 Jerviston I I Zone Youth Group 1 12-15 1 Manse Rd Church M'well No Vol. Sun 25 Central Motherwell Key: SL - School Let (LL - Leisure Services Let), V/C - Volrrntary or NLC. CE - Commirnity Edricntion 3 3.2 Youth Groups Cont. Area Youth Group Provision (%-Voluntary/Council) Percentage of Youth Group Provision Per Area. 23% Jetviston 8% . n Muirhouse HVoluntary El Provision 23% North Mothe rweI I H Council Provision 23% IForgewood 0 Central Motherwell 23% I 77% of all Youth Groups use Cocrncll Accornrnodatlon 4 3.3 Sport's Provision Community Athletics 2000 8+ Dalziel HS Yes Vol. Mon. 30 Central MwelVNorth Mwell Motherwell Chikara Karate Club 8+ Cathedral PS Yes Vol. Mon. 40 Central Motherwell Motherwell Miners Boys Club 12-18 Dalziel HS Yes Vol. Mon. 20 Central M'welllNorih M'well Motherwell Hockey Club 12-1 8 Dalzicl HS Yes Vol. Mon. 16 Central M'wsllMorth M'well Dalzlel Badminton Club 12-25 Dalzlel HS Yes Vol. Tues. 36 Central MwelUNorth Mwell Bankhali Villa F. C 14-15 Taylor HS Yes Vol. Tues. 22 Jervietonl New Steveneton I Holylown Motherwell Miners Boys Club 12-18 Braldhurst HS Yes Vol. Tues. 30 Forgewood Villa Boys Club 5-17 Dalzlel HS Yes Vol. Tues. 22 Central M'welllNorth Mwell Glencalrn Badminton Club 12+ Our Ladv's HS Yes Vol. Tuss. 17 Central M'wall/Mulrhouss Motherwell Colts FC 5-1 7 Dalziel HS Yes Forgewood Boy's Club 5-14 Braldhurst HS Yes Braldhurst AFC 18-25 Braidhurst HS Yes Forgewood Boxing Club 12+ ForOewood Boxing Club No Communitv Athletics 2000 8+ Knowetoo PS Yes I Motherwell Budakan Karate Club 1 12-17 I Muir Street PS I Yes Blackburn Rovers Boys Club 12-18 Braidhurst HS Yes Dalzlel Badminton Club 1 12-25 I Knowetop PS I Yes I I I I Motherwell Karate Club I 8-18 I Ladywell- PS 1 Yes Key: SL - School Let (LL - Leisure Services Le!), V/C - Voluntary or NLC. 5 Sport's Provision Cont. St. Bernaddette's Men's Bowling Club 11-20 St. Bernaddetle's Church Hall No Vol. Thurs. 10 North Motherwell Scottish Auto Trader Netball Team 12-25 Our Lady's HS Yes Vol. Thurs. 25 Central Mwellhlulrhouse Motherwell Chikara Karate Club 8+ Cathedral PS Yes Vol. Thurs. 40 Central Motherwell Dalziel High u13 Girls Football Club 11-13 Dalziel HS Yes Vol. Thurs. 14 Central MwelllNorth M'well Dalziel Rugby Club 12-18 Dalziel HS Yes Vol. Thurs. 25 Central Mwell/North M'well Manse Road Badminton Group 8+ Our Lady's HS Yes Vol. Fri. 8 Central Mwellhlulrhouee Wishaw Badminton Club 12+ Dalziel HS Yes Vol. Fri. 15 Central M'welllNorth Mwell Motherwell YMCA Badminton 12-17 Dalziel HS Yes vol. I Sat. I18 I Central M'welllNorth Mwell I Key: SL - School Let (LL - Lelsiire Services Let), V/C - Voluntary or NLC. North Motherwell Youth Action Group 14-20 Ailsa CE Base Yes CE Mon. 10 North Motherwell Introduction to Jive Dance 18+ Pat Cullinan Centre LL LS Mon. 7 North Motherwell Various Locations No Vol. Tues. 12 Mothe rwe I I Bra id hurst HS Yes CE Tues. 15 Forgewood Miller Homes Duke of Edinburgh Award 14-18 North M'well Sports Pavilion LL CElSP Tues. 25 North Motherwell I North Motherwell Streetwork Proiect I 12-25 Various street Locations I No I :,'YE I Tues. I Varies I North Motherwell I Duke of Edinburgh Award Group 14-17 Braidhim t HS No CE Wed. 8 Forgewood John McKenna School of Irish Dance 7 Pat Cullinan Centre LL Vol. Wed. 7 North Motherwell Falconer School of Dance 8+ Cathedral PS Yes Vol. Wed. 12 Central Motherwell Dalzlel Duke of Edlnburgh Award Group 14+ Dalziel HS Yes Vol. Thurs. 11 Cenlral M'welllNorth M'well North Mothetwell Streetwork Proiect 12-25 Various Street Locatlons No z:irF Thurs. Varies North Motherwell I Adventure Club -Roman Road Hall (Bible Studv) I 5-18 Caldor PS Yes Vol. Fri. 60 Central M'welll Jervlelon Ethnlc Youth Group 8-16 Taylor HS Yes CE Sat. 40 North Lanarkshire 6 The Salvation Army -5-1 Salvation Armv Hall No Vol. Sun. 13 Motherwel I Sunday SchoollBible Class __3-1 3 Crosshill Church No Vol. Sun. 60 Central Motherwell Youth Fellowship 13-18 Crosshill Church No Vol. Sun. 15 Central Motherwell Key: SL - School Let (LL - Leisure Services Let), VIC - Voluntary or NLC, CE - Community Edrrcation, CE/DOE Scot - Community Education and Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Scotland, CE/SP - Community Education and Strathclyde Park, LS-Leisure Services 3.4 Specialised Youth Work Cont. Area Specialist Youth Work Provision (%-Voluntary /Council) Percentage of Speclalist Youth Work Provision Per Area W Jerviston 12% M uirhouse 6% W North Motherwell W Forgewood 0 Central Motherwell Full Motherwell Area El North Lanarkshire 66% of all Speclalised Youth Groups use Council Accommodatlon. 9 3.5 Uniformed Organisations I 19Ih Motherwell Girl Guides 12-18 DalziellSt. Andrews Church Hall No Vol. Mon. 20 Forgewood Girl Guides 10-18 Manse Road Church Hall No Vol. Wed. 20 Central Mot he well 10th Motherwell Scouts 11-16 St. Bernaddette's Church Hall No Vol. Wed. 10 North Motherwell 3rd Motherwell Girls Brigade 12-18 Dalziel/St. Andrews Church Hall No Vol. Wed. 25 Forgewood Territorial Army 14+ 7 T.A Hall, Motherwell No Vol. Wed. 7 Motherwell 4th Motherwell Girls Brigade 4-18 Crosshill Church Hall No Vol. Thurs. 40 Central Motherwell Boy's Brigade 10-18 Firpark School Yes Vol. Fri. 20 Central Mothetwell 1 21st Motherwell Boys Brigade 11-18 Crosshill Church Hall No Vol. Fri. Central Motherwell 2"d/4th Motherwell Boys Brigade 12-18 DalziellSt. Andrews Church Hall No Vol. Fri. 71h Motherwell Boys BriOade __12-1 8 Our Lady's HS Ycs Vol. Fri. Cenlral M'well/Muirhoues Territorial Army 14+? T. A Hall, Motherwell No Vol. Fri. Motherwell Key: SL - School Let (LL - Leisure Services Let), V/C - Voluntary or Council. 3.5 Uniformed Organisations Cont. Area Uniformed Organisation Provision (%-Voluntary /Council) Percentage of Uniformed Organisations Per Area Jerviston 17% E M uirhouse W North Motherwell S Forgewood Provision 8% 0 Central Motherwell Full Motherwell Area 18% of all Uniformed Organisation use Council Accommodation. 4. Limitations of audit. 4.1 Not all groups contacted provided information. 4.2 The audit does not cover Seasonal programmes for young people such as Easter and Summer Teen Schemes. 4.3 Not all groups contacted provided attendance figures. 5. Social Work Dept Report. 5.1 YOUTH WORK PROVISION - SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT (MOTHERWELL) The following is a list of youth work services (as defined by thc working group) offercd by The Social Work Departrnent, Motlicrwell Area Team. It should bc tiotcd that voluntary groups ofl’ering youth work scrviccs and supportcd by the department’s conmiunity work team are riot inclutled on this list. blotherwcll Area Team provides three basic typcs of youth work scrviccs, namely: - Statutory childcare provision Group work Throughcare STATUTORY CII I LDCARE 12 ‘The iiiost reccnt survey, wliich \vas coiiiplctcri in Novciiibcr 1 O96. idcntificd that Motlicr-wcll Social Work Dcpartment was involved with 1 10 young people within the age band of 12 - 16 ycars. The Social Work Department has a duty to work with children in need. A range of services arc offered which reflect the individual needs of the young people.
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