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Our 2013 Annual Review Y Services for Young People Annual Review Y Services for Young People Annual Review 2013 Welcome to our second Annual Our Aims Review which gives an overview of the work of Y Services for Young People in The advancement in life of young Y Services 2013. l am pleased to report that 2013 people: was another successful year for Y Services.Annual Working with our partners Review we 1. By delivering youth work to delivered work with young people in 20 young people projects across the south of Hampshire. 2. By supporting communities to deliver youth projects With our main delivery partner Music that meet the needs of Fusion, the MY partnership has delivered young people a range of exciting youth work 3. By providing youth work opportunities for young people in training and development Fareham and Gosport. 2013 has been a opportunities year of diversification for Y Services. We 4. By supporting the have delivered Play rangers sessions in professional practice of Fareham and Gosport, a youth work youth work training for adults funded by the European Social Fund and youth work What we do projects like the National Citizenship Scheme that have developed our offer Y Services for Young People does Youth to young people. Work! We deliver youth work in a range of settings and styles that meet the I would like to say thank you to all the needs of young people. supporters of Y Services for Young People – our staff, trustees, partner How we do it organisations and the young people and Y Services for Young People is adults who have contributed to our work supported by a range of partner in 2013. agencies and funders who believe in Andy Kennedy, Chair of Trustees helping young people access youth work Y SERVICES ANNUAL REVIEW 2 Focus Youth Club We have had a fabulous year at Focus Special Needs project, with a sustained In Autumn 2013 we took a group of 15 growth in membership of the club and young people on the National Citizens being able to offer even more activities Service programme, 10 of whom are thanks to our committed volunteers and members of the SN youth club. Under young workers. We held a “Come Dine this programme, the young people took With Me” competition with three teams part in a residential experience in Devon taking part, and the winners and all where they tried out adventurous participants being recognised at the Y activities including: canoeing, river Services celebration of achievements crossing, high ropes, and caving. Once evening. In the summer term, members back in Gosport, the young people spent decided to put on a show and make gifts three days learning new skills in for people in the local community as part workshops at Focus – where they made of their community project with costumes and scenery, and learnt to face Mencap. We also ran our popular paint as well as learning dances. This “Teenscheme” programme for two culminated in a performance by the weeks in the summer holidays, for group to raise funds for charity as their young people with additional needs. social action element of the programme. Overall it has been a busy and very successful year for the group, and we look forward to the next 12 months. FOR MORE INFORMATION Fi Durrant, Worker in Charge Y Services for Young People Annual Review Oasis Youth Club . Oasis offers young people living in and around Titchfield a range of age- appropriate weekly informal educational activities including cookery, craft, team games and challenges. All of our youth club members were encouraged to participate in National Youth Work Week 2013 Survey, and we were delighted by the positive responses to the questionnaire enquiring about young people’s views about youth clubs and youth workers. It was particularly encouraging that young people felt that attending a youth club helped them at school. One of our younger members who struggles at school and with anger issues told us “It calms me down and helps me cope”. In spring 2013 we ran a successful 12 week project in partnership with the Police. The Junior PCSO Scheme to see the young people collecting their people have remained with us since that involved an exciting weekly programme certificates. All of our Junior PCSOs first day we opened our doors.We look of targeted visits and activities. were also presented with a forward to continuing on our past Amongst the activities our group visited commemorative photograph taken with successes and we can truly say that it the Fire Station and operated the hoses, the Police Sniffer Dog. has been a privilege sharing Titchfield explored the back of an ambulance, and young people’s journey to becoming even found out about the history of We are now looking forward to independent, successful and most Titchfield. The project culminated in a celebrating the anniversary of our third importantly…happy young adults. celebration/presentation evening where year in April 2014 and we are incredibly the parents and guardians were invited proud to see that many of our young. FOR MORE INFORMATION Susie Higgs, Worker in Charge Participants completed workshops and then undertook voluntary youth work Y Volunteer with Y Services during the summer project holidays - “Access all Areas” and “Summer Passport”. The training was A project specifically targeting accreditted via the AQA award scheme and ran from April to August. unemployed women, single parents and over 50s, to offer a training course designed to develop self confidence, aspirations and transferable skills. FOR MORE INFORMATION 25 unemployed adults completed the six Lorna Danter, Youth Development Worker week course delivered in Fareham, Gosport and Havant. Y SERVICES ANNUAL REVIEW 4 Xperience Hub A My Partnership Project The Xperience Hub delivers 3 evenings of youth work a week and there have been a number of highlights.: Music Fusion delivered a 10 week music project which saw the forming of a band. It worker for the Fareham Footie project based was a real challenge to get a group of Friday Nights 628 at XP different young people together to learn the in North Fareham area. Also 2 young people vocals, drums, bass and guitar, for a took part in the National Citizenship Service The club has grown in membership and Paramore track that was recorded and made in October half term. has a core group of young people who into a cd. We really look forward to enjoy taking part in a number of arts and Y Services is committed to working in the crafts. The young workers have been extending the opportunity to taking the local community, this year the Hub Provision heavily involved in leading and young people involved to some recording has also delivered sessions this summer as studios for a completely new different and developing the project, and have part of Fareham’s Access All Areas summer developed and grown in confidence and challenging experience activities scheme in the local area, as well as self esteem as a result of their regularly delivering activities at the SNAP Furthermore to this 1 young person has involvement. successfully completed her SRE training so is dance events for young people at Fernham skilled to deliver the Get it on scheme to Hall. FOR MORE INFORMATION peers, another young person has successfully We have been running the 628 club at participated in a Y Services recruitment Xperience Youth Centre as a young workers Dawn Tracy, Youth Development Worker process and now is employed as a youth project, for young people in years 6, 7, and 8 Forton Footy The young people learn new skills and improve old ones in a safe/ fun but The Forton Footy Project structured environment. Nearly 50 young runs every Saturday and people are now registered with the project Thursday at Forton Recreation and they turn out in large numbers rain ground Muga. Boys and girls of and shine !!! various ages attend to be FOR MORE INFORMATION coached by Y Services Sports Coaches. Y Services HQ Y SERVICES ANNUAL REVIEW 5 Gosport LGBT Support Service A My Partnership Project The LGBT project delivers a weekly youth club and 121 support sessions in the community. We have been able to offer 21 different young people 121 Legacy Community Project that saw a support sessions. Some of the issues core group of 8 young people working that young people have been supported together to write, research, direct, shoot with this year have included: and edit a video to be used as a learning tool highlighting the issues of being a Supporting a young person regarding young person who identifies as LGBT. It their gender identity and signing their provides and an insight into what it deed poll documents so they can begin means to be LGBT and an their ‘real life experience’. encouragement that it’s okay to be LGBT and how the young people “came The project has undertaken some very out” to family and friends. This resource important work instigating and making a has been utilised in working with other referral to the Tavistock and Portman young people who are exploring their Clinic for a young person who identifies sexuality and identity. as Transgender. The Tavistock is the only clinic in the UK that offers a specific A young person was supported to service for children, young people and explore how to come out to their parent. FOR MORE INFORMATION families regarding gender identity The young person made a video, which Dawn Tracy, Youth Development Worker issues. gave them the strength to be able to tell them face to face. Y SERVICES ANNUAL REVIEW 6 Odyssey Hub A My Partnership Project 8 young people were given the opportunity In May last year a number of Odyssey to attend the Words Not Weapons 2 Launch young people’s achievements were Our Monday evening 11 – 13 project has at The Spring Arts Centre in Havant and took recognised in the Y Services Celebration of really taken off since September and we now inspiration from witnessing their peers Achievement Evening.
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