Mapping of Organisations for Young People Across West Yorkshire And

West Yorkshire & Harrogate Health and Care Partnership

Mapping of organisations that provide support for young people across West Yorkshire and Harrogate July 2018 Contents

Background 3

Method used to collate feedback 3

Overview of feedback 3

How the findings will be used 13

Appendices

Appendix A – Survey 14

Appendix B – List of organisations that responded to the survey 17

Appendix C – Directory of organisations 19

Appendix D – Airedale Hospital Youth Forum agreement 139

Appendix E – Airedale NHS Foundation Trust Youth Forum flyer 142

Appendix F – NHS England table of contacts and ideas 143

1.0 Background West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership (WY&H HCP) are looking at how we can engage with young people to find out if they would like to contribute to the work of the Partnership, and what ideas they may have on how we can ensure the voice of young people are included in the future of health and care services.

To support this work we wanted to gain an understanding of the youth forums / young people groups that already exist across West Yorkshire and Harrogate. A mapping exercise was undertaken and this report provides a summary of that exercise.

2.0 Method used to collate data A survey (see appendix A) was sent out on 22nd May 2018 to a wide range of organisations that provide support for young people across West Yorkshire and Harrogate. Reminder emails were sent out on a number of occasions to encourage people to complete the survey. The deadline for completed surveys was 27th June 2018.

The survey asked them to tell us about their organisation, the range of services they provide, who they provide these services for and how they communicate with young people.

3.0 Overview of feedback From the survey, we received 81 responses from 64 organisations across West Yorkshire and Harrogate (see appendix B for a full list of organisations and appendix C for a directory of organisations).

In addition to the completed forms we also received emails from;

• Young Lives Bradford – who advised that DIVA Bradford database is a fairly comprehensive of VCS organisations in the district (at least those that want their information public), so this will give a fairly accurate mapping if you search by children and young people’s organisations. www.divabradford.org.uk • Airedale NHS Foundation Trust – who included a copy of their youth forum agreement (see appendix D) and flyer promoting their youth forum (see appendix E) • NHS England – who provided a table of contact information and ideas (see appendix F)

The tables on the following pages clearly show the difference in the number of organisations that provide services in each of the locations, the range of services provided and who these services are provided for. However it should be noted that the information collated in this report is only a reflection of the information provided to us through this mapping exercise, and as such may not reflect the full range of services provided across West Yorkshire and Harrogate.

Q. Which areas of West Yorkshire and Harrogate do you provide your services? As can be seen from the table below, from the responses received Leeds South and East and Leeds West had the highest number of responses from organisations in their area providing services for young people.

40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Calderdale Leeds West Leeds North Bradford City North Kirklees North All of the above Bradford District and Craven Wakefield District Greater Huddersfield Airedale, Wharfedale Harrogate and District Leeds South and East

Q. Who do you provide your services for?

Other (please tell us)

All young people

Young carers (under the age of 18)

Young adult carers (18-25)

Young people affected by another person’s drug or alcohol use

Young people with a sensory impairment

Young people with a physical disability

Young people with mental health issues

Young people with a long-term condition

Young people with learning disabilities

Young offenders

Not in education or training

LGBTQ young people

Looked after children

BAME young people

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Other category included:

• Children & Young people on a Child Protection Plan • Small group of young people that have applied to become paid Young Advisors and are cross representative of young people in Calderdale. • Young People who are refugees or asylum seekers • BME young women. • Girls and young women only. • Young people in primary and secondary education 5

• Young people with a diagnosis of Autism / Autistic Spectrum Disorder • Families and individuals affected by poverty. • Pregnant young people, partners of pregnant young people, and parents • All young people with an Education Health Care Plan

The table below provides a breakdown by area who the services are provided for and the number of organisations that provide those services.

Area Who the services are provided for

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BAME young people childrenLooked after people LGBTQ young training or Not education in offendersYoung Young disabilities Young condition Young issues Young disability Young impairment p Young use alcohol person’s or drug (18 adultYoung carers 18 age of (under the carersYoung young people All organisations of Total number Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 9 11 Bradford City 3 4 3 3 3 3 2 4 2 3 2 2 3 11 14 Bradford District 4 5 3 4 4 4 3 5 3 4 3 3 4 15 18 Calderdale 10 13 8 13 9 14 9 12 12 13 10 5 11 22 31 Leeds North 9 8 6 8 3 10 8 12 8 9 4 5 7 21 35 Leeds South and East 8 9 6 7 3 10 8 12 8 9 4 5 7 21 37 Leeds West 9 9 6 8 3 10 8 12 8 9 4 5 7 21 37 Greater Huddersfield 4 8 5 8 5 5 3 8 4 5 5 1 5 11 19 Harrogate and District 1 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 2 2 10 11 North Kirklees 3 5 3 6 4 3 2 6 2 3 4 2 5 10 16 Wakefield 2 3 2 2 3 3 2 3 2 3 2 2 3 9 10

1-5 organisations 6-10 organisations 11-15 organisations 16-20 organisations 21+ organisations

Q. What type of services do you provide?

Other (please let us know)

Youth support in general e.g. advice, guidance, life skills

Youth clubs

Volunteering opportunities

Sport and exercise

Sexual health

Opportunities to share their views e.g. be involved in sharing their experiences of services, helping to design services

Music

Help with homework

Health and wellbeing e.g. Mental health, counselling, self-harm

Education and careers advice

Day trips

Cooking

Arts and crafts

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

From the responses received, the most common services provided were opportunities to share their views followed by volunteering opportunities. In the other category were:

• Advocacy for young looked after people • Individual specialist work • Family support • EISA’s (Early Intervention Single Assessments) and subsequent TAC (Team Around the Child Meetings), • Crisis support • 1:1 and group support, as well as therapeutic services • Focused group work • 1:1 sessions in school • Support around specific issues such as consent, unhealthy family relationships, self-harm, sexual violence, self-esteem, safety planning and reducing risks. • Advocacy for young carers • Accreditation through Duke of Edinburgh • Housing and budgeting support • Support in schools • Young Carers Award • Young Carers Assessments. • Accreditation for all elements of engagement • Work with young parents including supporting positive parenting • Radio • Theatre • Dance • Drama • One to one reading support • Employability Skills Training e.g. CV writing, application forms, interview skills. • Mentoring programme • Information regarding what services and help are available across the Leeds 'marketplace' for parents of children with additional needs. • Signposting Advice to a wide range of agencies both Statutory and Voluntary • Support for Refugees

The table below provides a breakdown by area of the services provided and the number of organisations that provide those services.

Area Services provided

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trips rt exercise and Arts and crafts Cooking Day careers advice Education and Mental e.g. Health and wellbeing health, self counselling, with homework Help Music Opportunities to share their views their sharing e.g. in be involved to services, ofviews helping servicesdesign healthSexual Spo Volunteering opportunities Youth clubs e.g. general in Youth support skills advice, life guidance, organisations of Total number Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven 4 3 2 2 5 1 1 6 1 3 4 2 3 11 Bradford City 3 4 1 4 6 1 1 7 2 4 6 2 6 14 Bradford District 5 6 3 6 9 2 2 9 3 6 8 4 9 18 Calderdale 14 12 11 13 16 8 12 24 13 18 15 13 18 31 Leeds North 10 8 11 11 18 0 5 19 4 14 15 10 15 35 Leeds South and East 12 8 11 11 15 0 6 19 4 13 18 8 15 37 Leeds West 9 7 11 11 17 0 5 18 4 13 16 9 15 37 Greater Huddersfield 3 2 3 7 8 1 2 7 5 4 7 1 6 19 Harrogate and District 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 4 1 1 2 0 1 11 North Kirklees 3 2 3 7 8 0 2 7 5 3 6 1 6 16 Wakefield District 2 2 2 4 3 1 1 6 1 3 3 1 5 10

1-5 organisations 6-10 organisations 11-15 organisations 16-20 organisations 21+ organisations

Q. Please let us know the age range of the young people that access your organisation.

Of the organisations that responded there were a wide range of age groups that they provided services for, ranging from 0 to 25 years but with a tendency to be for young people aged 11-18.

Q. How do you keep in touch with carers and let them know about services / support that are available?

Most organisations use a range of communication mechanisms.

100%

80%

60%

40%

20%

0% Email Twitter Website Facebook Telephone Meetings sessions / Other (please tell us) (pleaseOther Newsletter magazine/ WhatsApp /WhatsApp Messenger

Other methods included:

• Texting • Instagram • Flyers • Letters • Local young people surveys • Posters promoting the Youth Forum and Youth Forum activities • Through the school / headteachers • Face to face meetings at school • 1:1 and group support • Group sessions • Outreach • Home visiting • FFT Cards • Activity day. • The MYMUP digital tool 11

Q. If you run meetings / sessions for the young people please let us know how often these take place.

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80%

60%

40%

20%

0% Weekly Monthly Annually Quarterly Bi-monthly Every two weeks two Every Other (please tell us) (pleaseOther

More than once a week

Other included;

• The sessions at the centre runs 6 days a week. • For some groups we meet monthly, other quarterly. • We run weekly sessions for six months (Oct-March) and then a series of other meetings, training sessions and groups at different times throughout the year • Currently as and when opportunities for involvement come up • One off meetings such as PCOS group and Patient Participation group meetings. • 6 week group programmes run each half term, holiday activities take place more than once a week during school holidays • case by case basis • Clients attend counselling sessions on a weekly basis • Our project has partners that run weekly activities on our timetables, but we also run in house workshops and hold volunteer meetings sporadically depending on school hours/ holidays. • Programmes run for 6-8 weeks at a time • A regular monthly group and then other meetings face to face and online in between • Usually two face to face meetings per year or as required. Work is often undertaken in small facilitated groups for focussed pieces of work or views are sought by email. • 6 weekly • Daily • 6 weeks during school holidays

4.0 How the findings will be used

The mapping exercise has helped towards gaining an understanding of the range of organisations and type of services being provided for young people across West Yorkshire and Harrogate.

The information from this mapping exercise will be used to support the development of plans on how we can engage with young people to find out if they would like to contribute to the work of the Partnership, and what ideas they may have on how we can ensure the voice of young people are included in the future of health and care services.

Appendix A: Survey

Mapping of organisations for young people across West Yorkshire and Harrogate West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership (WY&H HCP) are looking at how we can engage with young people to find out if they would like to contribute to the work of the Partnership, and what ideas they may have on how we can ensure the voice of young people are included in the future of health and care services.

To support this work we would like to understand what youth forums / young people groups already exist across West Yorkshire and Harrogate.

We would appreciate if you could take the time to complete this survey. The survey can also be accessed online at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/WYHYoungPeople

The deadline for responses is Wednesday 27th June 2018.

Q1. Name of your organisation

Q2. Contact details for your organisation Name: Organisation: Address 1: Address 2: City / Town: Postcode: Email address: Phone number: Website: Facebook: Twitter:

Q3. Which areas of West Yorkshire and Harrogate do you provide your services? (please tick all that apply) Airedale, Wharfedale and Leeds South and East Craven Bradford City Greater Huddersfield Bradford District Harrogate and District Calderdale North Kirklees Leeds North Wakefield District Leeds West All of the above

Q4. Please provide a brief description of your organisation

Q5. Who do you provide your services for? (please tick all that apply) BAME young people Looked after children LGBTQ young people Not in education or training Young offenders Young people with learning disabilities Young people with a long-term condition Young people with mental health issues Young people with a physical disability Young people with a sensory impairment Young people affected by another person’s drug or alcohol use Young adult carers (18-25) Young carers (under the age of 18) All young people Other (please tell us)

Q6. What type of services do you provide? (please tick all that apply) Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and careers advice Health and wellbeing e.g. Mental health, counselling, self- harm Help with homework Music Opportunities to share their views e.g. be involved in sharing their views of services, helping to design services Sexual health Sport and exercise Volunteering opportunities Youth clubs Youth support in general e.g. advice, guidance, life skills Other (please tell us)

Q7. Please let us know the age range of the young people that access your organisation.

Q8. How do you keep in touch with the young people and let them know about services and / or engagement opportunities that are available? (please tick all that apply) Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other (please tell us)

Q9. If you run meetings / sessions for the young people please let us know how often these take place. More than once a week Weekly Every two weeks Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other (please tell us)

Q10. Please use this space to add in additional information about your organisation

Data protection Any information we hold about you will be in accordance with the Data Protection Act, the incoming GDPR rules and the NHS information governance policies and guidance. Your information will be securely stored by the communications and engagement team at West Yorkshire and Harrogate Health and Care Partnership (WY&H HCP). Your information will not be used for any other purposes other than those related to planning work linked to WY&H HCP without your prior consent.

You have the right to withdraw this consent at any time by calling 01924 317502 or by email: [email protected] or writing to WY&H HCP, White Rose House, West Parade, Wakefield, WF1 1LT 16

Appendix B – List of organisations that completed a survey

1. Abigail Housing 2. Advancement of Community Empowerment (CIC) 3. Airedale NHS FT Youth Forum 4. ASD Team 5. Aspire-igen Group Ltd 6. Barnardo's Willow (Leeds) and Kirklees (Huddersfield) Young Carers 7. Beanstalk 8. Branching Out (DISC) Concerned Others Service 9. Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust 10. Calderdale MBC 11. Calderdale Safeguarding Children Board 12. Canal connections cic 13. Carers Leeds 14. Central Youth Club 15. Chapel FM Arts Centre 16. CI Adventures Ltd 17. Creative Support Ltd 18. Dance Action Zone Leeds 19. Equine Pathways UK 20. Fall into Place Theatre 21. Foundation 22. Foundation for Digital Creativity 23. Future in Mind Leeds (Common Room) 24. Harrogate and Rural District CCG 25. Harrogate District Foundation Trust 26. Healthwatch Leeds 27. Home-Start Kirklees 28. Hunslet Warriors ARLFC 29. Kirklees Youth Alliance 30. Leeds and York Partnership Foundation NHS Trust 31. Leeds Children's Additional Needs Network (LeedsCANN) 32. Leeds GATE 33. Leeds Maternity Voices Partnership 34. Leeds Muslim Youth Group 35. Leeds Space Network 36. Locala Community Partnerships CIC 37. Mini Mermaid and Young Tritons UK 38. Newground CIC 39. People Matters 40. Playhouse Youth (West Yorkshire Playhouse) 41. Prism Youth Project 42. Project 1325 43. Project Challenge 44. Project Hope Leeds 17

45. Relate Mid Yorkshire 46. Roshni Ghar 47. Shantona Women's Centre 48. Speakers Corner Collective 49. St Andrews URC Roundhay 50. Step 2 Young People’s Health Project 51. Team Dynamos UK 52. The Children's Society 53. The Communities Team (Leeds City Council) 54. The University Health Centre, Huddersfield 55. Time Out Project, Healthy Minds 56. Voice, Influence and Participation – North Yorkshire County Council 57. Women’s Health Matters 58. Women's Lives Leeds 59. Yorkshire and the Humber Clinical Network 60. Yorkshire Children's Centre 61. Yorkshire Dance 62. Young Healthwatch Wakefield 63. Your Consortium ltd 64. Youth Work Unit Yorkshire & Humber

Appendix C - Directory of organisations

Name of organisation: Abigail Housing Contact details: Abigail Housing Woodhouse Community Centre 197 Woodhouse Street Leeds LS6 2NY Phone number 07743189314 Email address [email protected] Website http://www.abigailhousing.org.uk/ Facebook @abigailhousingproject Twitter @Abigail_Housing Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Housing and Support to refugees (Leeds) and Destitute Asylum Seekers (Bradford). It includes mostly single people in shared homes and a couple of people with children. Some of our residents are aged 18- 24. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Refugees and Asylum Seekers Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Intensive Housing Management Signposting Advice to a wide range of Agencies both Statutory and Voluntary Support for Refugees Housing Related Support Age range of young people that access services 18-24. Also have limited accommodation for small family units. Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Name of organisation: Advancement of Community Empowerment (CIC) 19

Contact details: Advancement of Community Empowrment (CIC) The Resource Centre 8b Hall Streer HALIFAX HX1 5AY Phone number Email address Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Delivering services to people suffering from socio-economic deprivation, poor health and well-being, from the Asian community.

Name of organisation: Airedale NHS FT Youth Forum Contact details: Airedale NHS FT Airedale General Hospital Skipton Road Steeton, Keighley BD20 6TD

Phone number 01535 294027 Email address [email protected] Website www.airedale-trust.nhs.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Acute trust providing hospital and community services

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Secondary care provider Age range of young people that access services All ages Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Currently as and when opportunities for involvement come up

Name of organisation: ASD Team

Contact details: ASD Team, Specialist Inclusion Teams Calderdale Council Basement Floor, Carlton Mill Wharf Street Sowerby Bridge HX6 2AS Phone number 01422 394114 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation The A team is an after school group for young people with ASD who attend mainstream schools or colleges in Calderdale. The sessions are funded through Short Breaks until August 2019. Currently staffed by 4 members of the ASD team who are employed by Calderdale Council and 2 members of staff from Mixenden Activity Centre where the group meets from 4.30pm to 6.30pm once a month (11 sessions per year). Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Young people with a diagnosis of Autism / Autistic Spectrum Disorder Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services Year 9 to Year 13 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Name of organisation: Aspire-igen Group Ltd

Contact details: Joan Hughes Aspire-igen Group Ltd 33A Eastgate Leeds LS2 7RD

Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.aspire-igen.com Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Aspire-igen Group Ltd provides Study Programmes for 16-19 year olds and young people aged 16-25 who have an Education, Health and Care Plan in a wide variety of vocational areas, including functional skills and GCSE maths and English

Contact details: Barnardo's Old Fire Station Leeds LS9 6NL

Phone number 0113 2491634 / 01484426100 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter @SylviaShatwell Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Nationally, Barnardo's is a large children's charity providing a range of services to vulnerable children and families. Local services include Young Carers services, 2 of which are listed in this survey. These provide assessment and support of young carers under 18 caring for a family member affected by physical or mental illness or substance misuse.

Age range of young people that access services 5-17 Leeds 8-24 Kirklees

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: letters and flyers

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly 24

Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other 6 week group programmes run each half term, holiday activities take place more than once a week during school holidays

Name of organisation: Beanstalk Contact details: Amy Mortimer Beanstalk Western House Halifax Road Bradford BD62SZ Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.beanstalkcharity.org.uk Facebook Twitter @Beanstalk_Yorks Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We put specially trained reading volunteers into schools to support children with one-to-one reading. We also train older school pupils to be Reading Leaders and support younger children in secondary schools.

Name of organisation: Branching Out (DISC) Concerned Others Service Contact details: DISC Branching Out, St Johns House 2 St Johns Lane Halifax HX1 2JD

Phone number 01422 415550 Email address [email protected] Website https://www.disc-vol.org.uk/projects/calderdale-branching-out/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Branching.Out.DISC Twitter https://twitter.com/Branching_Out Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Branching Out's concerned others service offers support for young people who are affected by someone else substance use, be that parents, sibling, or other. One to one sessions are provided weekly in addition to fortnightly peer group sessions.

Additional information about organisation We also provide a support service for young people who use drugs, alcohol or tobacco, working with young people aged 8-21 who reside in Calderdale.

Name of organisation: Calderdale and Huddersfield Foundation Trust Contact details: Gill Harries Children’s Services FSS Offices Calderdale Royal Hospital Halifax HX3 0PW Phone number 01422 224338 Email address [email protected] Website cht.nhs.uk Facebook Childrens ward are in the process of setting this up Twitter CHFT Child Diabetes @CHFT_PaedsDiab CHFT Children’s Ward @CHFT_child Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust (CHFT) is a District General Hospital in West Yorkshire that provides hospital services at Calderdale Royal Hospital (CRH) and at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary (HRI). The distance between the two hospitals is approximately five miles, and they serve a population of 643,000 people with 5,500 births per year.

The Trust’s neonatal service is based on the CRH site together with a high-risk obstetric unit, emergency department, and the paediatric medical and assessment unit, reflecting the critical interdependencies between paediatrics, neonatal services, maternity services and emergency care.

The paediatric service at CRH comprises a single unit open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There is a total of thirty-five beds, of which twenty-nine are inpatient beds, including two high-dependency beds. There are six assessment spaces. If necessary, there are three additional beds that can be opened.

At the HRI site there are eight paediatric bed spaces plus one assessment/treatment area to deliver care for children and young people requiring short-term medical observation or inpatient paediatric surgical/orthopaedic care. At times of high activity, additional bed spaces can be utilised as per the escalation policy.

Childrens Directorate comprises:

The Calderdale site – • Ward 3 - 6 assessment spaces and 27 inpatient medical and surgical beds and 2 HDU beds (3 surge beds). • NICU – 3 ICU, 3 HDU, 18 SCBU • Outpatient services for Paediatrics • Rainbow Child development Service

Huddersfield site – • Ward 18 – 8 inpatient beds; • Acre Mill Outpatient services. • We have a Childrens Community Nursing Team, Home Care Team, Childrens Diabetes Team and Epilepsy service.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training

Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Acute Health Service for young people with medical, surgical and some mental health conditions. We provide a high dependency care and stabilisation.

Age range of young people that access services Birth to adulthood

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Local young people surveys, FFT Cards, activity days.

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Diabetes team

Additional information about organisation We use opportunities to help young people shape our service through engagement events such as 15 steps, young people helping to plan and design changes to the environment, helping with staff recruitment. We sought feedback from young people who self-harm to help design a safer place on the unit in the event of an acute admission.

Name of organisation: Calderdale MBC Contact details: Calderdale MBC - Tough Times Reference Group Princess Buildings Princess Street Halifax HX1 1TS Phone number 01422 392555 Email address [email protected] Website www.openmindscalderdale.org.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation The Tough Times Reference Group are a group of young people aged 13 - 18 years. They are well respected and recognised group of young people who use their personal experience to be experts in emotional health and wellbeing. They are embedded in the development, structure and planning of future services within Calderdale. Each member of the group has individually experienced their own ‘tough time’, bringing their own skills, thoughts and suggestions to projects they work on. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 13 - 19 years Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other sometimes more regular when needed

Name of organisation: Calderdale Safeguarding Children Board Contact details: Calderdale Safeguarding Children Board Princess Buildings Princess Street Halifax HX1 1TS Phone number 01422 393184 Email address [email protected] Website http://calderdale-safeguarding.co.uk/ Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Calderdale Young Advisors work on behalf of Calderdale Safeguarding Children Board, and are a committed group made up of approx. 7 young people aged between 13 – 17 years from a variety of schools in Calderdale. It’s important that young people are part of Calderdale Safeguarding Children Board to have their say on issues relating to safeguarding children that are a priority to children and young people in Calderdale.

Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation Specific types of work the Young Advisors have taken part in include:

Working closely and forming better working relationships with the CSCB to influence and challenge

Participating in Section 11 challenge events

Identifying new areas of work in consultation with the CSCB - in the coming months, Young Advisors will be working on online safety including awareness raising around grooming online.

Phone number Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Youth workers usually work with young people aged between 11 and 25 years. It a voluntary holistic approach which seeks to promote young people’s personal and social development and enable them to have a voice, influence and place in their communities and society as a whole. It builds resilience and character and gives young people the confidence and life skills they need to live, learn, work and achieve. This approach is at the heart of all of our work.

Youth work offers young people safe spaces to explore their identity, experience decision-making, increase their confidence, develop inter-personal skills and think through the consequences of their actions. This leads to better informed choices, changes in activity and improved outcomes for young people.

The Voice and Influence Team works with specific groups to ensure they have a mechanism for having their voices heard by Service providers and decision makers.

Age range of young people that access services 12-18 core age group with wider scope of 11– 25 with additional needs.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: texting

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation This group meets monthly with strategic leads to consider the issues that impact them and their peers. They are currently working on developing a consultation to capture the wider views of young people that identify in this group and will feed this back to strategic leads to help improves services for this group.

Name of organisation: Calderdale Youth Service – Young People’s Service - Calderdale Contact details: Voice and Influence Team – Young People’s Service Queen’s Road Neighbourhood Centre Queen’s Road Halifax HX1 4NE Phone number Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Youth workers usually work with young people aged between 11 and 25 years. It a voluntary holistic approach which seeks to promote young people’s personal and social development and enable them to have a voice, influence and place in their communities and society as a whole. It builds resilience and character and gives young people the confidence and life skills they need to live, learn, work and achieve. This approach is at the heart of all of our work.

The Voice and Influence Team works with specific groups to ensure they have a mechanism for having their voices heard by Service providers and decision makers.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: texting

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation The programmes of activities are designed through consultation with young people and partner agencies, to support young people through their transition from childhood to adult hood. The Youth Council works with other young people groups to enable to raise the profile of issues that impact them. They represent their peers at strategic events and also produce materials that promote their campaigns. This group works with other voice groups locally, regionally and nationally to ensure that their peers issues are addressed at appropriate forums.

Name of organisation: Calderdale Youth Service – Young People’s Service - Calderdale North and East Youth Service Contact details: North and East Youth Service Forest Cottage Community Centre Cousin Lane Halifax HX2 8AD

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other The sessions at the centre runs 6 days a week. Additional information about organisation In Calderdale the Youth Service delivery is on offer to all young people aged between 11-25 years of age. Geographically the service is split into 4 different areas and also has a centralised Detached and Key work team called Youth Works.

The programmes of activities are designed through consultation with young people and partner agencies, to support young people through their transition from childhood to adult hood.

Name of organisation: Calderdale Youth Service – Young People’s Service - Calderdale Voice and Influence Team Contact details: Voice and Influence Team – Young People’s Service Queen’s Road Neighbourhood Centre Queen’s Road Halifax HX1 4NE

The Voice and Influence Team works with specific groups to ensure they have a mechanism for having their voices heard by Service providers and decision makers.

Other: Age range of young people that access services 13-18 age group

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: texting

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation This group meets monthly with staff from the Safeguarding Boards to consider the safeguarding issues that impact them and their peers. This includes creating resources and acting as a critical friend to service providers.

Name of organisation: CMBC – Childrens Rights & Advocacy service & Independent visitors service Contact details: CMBC Young Peoples Service Centre @ 3 Ways Nursery Lane Halifax HX3 5SX

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Children & Young people on a Child Protection Plan Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: The CRA service offers advocacy to young people looked after. The IV service offers independent volunteers to provide monthly activities to children & young people looked after Age range of young people that access services CRA CLA service – 0 – 25 CRA CPC service – 10 – 18 IV Service – Approx 7 to 17 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: CMBC - Calderdale Young Carers Service Contact details: Calderdale Young Carers Service Centre at Threeways Nursery Lane, Halifax HX3 5SX Phone number 01422 261208/7 Email address [email protected] Website www.calderdale.gov.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Calderdale Young Carers Service works with children and young people aged 8 to 18 who live with someone who has a long term, enduring physical or learning disability, mental health problem or substance misuse problem. This could be a sibling, parent or other family member whom the young carer lives with.

We support young carers through individual work, family support, group activities, family assessments and specialist projects.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Individual specialist work (key work), family support, EISA’s (Early Intervention Single Assessments) and subsequent TAC (Team Around the Child Meetings), Advocacy for young carers, Accreditation through Duke of Edinburgh, Housing support, support in schools, support for schools through the Young Carers Award, Young Carers Assessments.

Age range of young people that access services Ages 8-18, after 18 we can then support the young adult carers into adult provision if their caring role continues. Methods of communicating with carers 43

Additional information about organisation We currently meet with a group of 13-17 year olds on a weekly basis who are working towards their Duke of Edinburgh Award (Bronze), opportunities such as this to contribute towards the work of the Partnership would be something which could become part of their award.

We meet with a group of 16 young carers aged 8-15 once a fortnight; this is a changing group of young carers from the 400+ young carers who we support across Calderdale.

Our young carers meet quarterly contribute to service planning and the planning of the activities and opportunities available to them

Name of organisation: CMBC – Lower Valley Universal Youth Service Offer Contact details: CMBC Young Peoples Service Centre @ 3 Ways Nursery Lane Halifax HX3 5SX

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 11-25 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: CMBC – Central Halifax Universal Youth Service Offer Contact details: Young People’s Service Luddenden Youth Centre Kershaw estate Luddenden Halifax HX2 6PD

Phone number 01422 369403 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Calderdale Young People’s Service works with young people in an informal setting on a voluntary engagement basis. Prime age 13-19 years

Contact details: Calderdale Young Peoples Service Mixenden Activity Centre Clough Lane Halifax HX2 8SH

Phone number 01422 245006 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We offer open access to young people in Calderdale. We offer water sport, climbing, archery and mountain biking. We have a group of Mentors that help run the club and are involved in community issues. They attend Stop and Search reviews, are involved in a Prevent programme.

Additional information about organisation We give the older members the opportunity to organise a residential for the younger members. Every 2 years the senior members go on a residential that will test their skills this is usually abroad.

Name of organisation: CMBC – Upper Valley Universal Youth Service Offer Contact details: Young People’s Service Luddenden Youth Centre Kershaw estate Luddenden Halifax HX2 6PD

Contact details: TYS – Calderdale Young People’s Service Youth Works @ Orange Box Young People’s Centre 1 Blackedge Halifax HX1 1AF Phone number 01422 320033 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We offer a daily drop-in here at Youth Works that runs from 3:30pm – 5:45pm Monday to Friday, this is an informal space that allows young people to access Information, Advice and Guidance from the two qualified Youth Workers that are present, meet up with/or make new friends, check social media and have a brew and a chat in a safe place. This is aimed at young people 13-25yrs.

Alongside the open access drop-in we provide 1-1 support to young people within this age group on a wide range of issues that affect them and their daily lives, this can through referral from agencies and self-referral directly from the young person themselves.

In addition to this we currently deliver the following targeted group work sessions to young people:

Emotional Health and Well Being group – called “Which Way Up”, which is a 12 week programme for young people experiencing issues with their emotional health and wellbeing and this is delivered on a Wednesday evening 5 – 7pm here at the Orange Box. Aimed at young people aged 13-19rs and referral only.

SUGAR – Safety Us Girls And Relationships – delivered at the Orange Box on Monday Evenings 6-8pm , this is a rolling group work programme targeting those young women who have been identified at risk/on periphery of CSE, Online exploitation and grooming. This is aimed at young women 11-16yrs, referral only and sits within our Early Intervention/Prevention agenda.

FUTURE YOUTHS – delivered at the Orange Box on Tuesday day time 11 – 1:45pm, for young parents 16 – 25yrs with birth to pre-school age. This is open access so just pop in.

Finally, in addition to all of the above, we deliver Detached Youth Work in Halifax Town Centre and Boothtown on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings.

Name of organisation: Canal Connections cic Contact details: Canal Connections cic Thwaite’s mill museum Thwaite lane Leeds ls10 1rp

Phone number Email address Website canalconnections.org.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Canal Connections seeks to use the therapeutic, leisure and informal educational opportunities provided by the region's navigable waterways to help young people become the best they can be. We are currently the delivery partner for the Leeds area (Aire & Calder Navigation and Leeds & Liverpool Canal) in a 4-year Heritage Lottery funded project for 14-19 year olds called "Ignite Yorkshire", which uses local heritage resources to encourage pride in place and to engage and inspire young people to become creative and active citizens.

More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other depending on the yp and programme we are running Additional information about organisation Canal Connections CIC is a volunteer led social enterprise and is seeking to develop the under-realised employment opportunities for heritage tourism provided by the waterways network in the Leeds area. We are also working on a 3-year project to tackle isolation in older men that involves positive intergenerational working on and around our waterways.

Name of organisation: Carers Leeds Contact details: Carers Leeds 6 - 8 The Headrow Leeds LS1 6PT Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.carersleeds.org.uk Facebook Young Adult Carers Leeds Twitter @YACarersLeeds Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Carers Leeds is an independent charity that gives support, advice and information to unpaid carers aged 16 and over. Established in 1996, our team of expert support workers are dedicated to improving the lives of the 72,000 carers in Leeds.A carer is someone who, without payment, provides help and support to a parent, partner, child, relative, friend or neighbour who could not manage without their help. This could be due to age, physical or mental health issues, substance misuse or disability. We deliver confidential one to one and group support that helps carers keep on caring. We are based in the centre of Leeds, and also offer support in local communities, over the phone and online.

Carers Leeds works in partnership with community groups, local businesses and third sector organisations to give carers in Leeds a network of support that covers general and specialist carers issues.

We deliver a Young Adult Carer projects that supports carers aged 16 to 25 in a variety of caring roles. We provide one on one support, support groups, trips and activities. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 16 to 25 in the young adult carer project, 16+ in general. Methods of communicating with carers 54

Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Texting

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Central Youth Club Contact details: Central Youth Club Prospect Street Springwood Huddersfield HD1 2NX Phone number Email address Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Open Access Youth Club for Young People 8 - 19 yrs and Open Access Youth club for Young People with Additional Needs 8-12 & 13-19 yrs

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Open Access is run Mon Tues Fri 6-9pm 8-19 Yrs Open Access Additional needs Weds 13-19 yrs Open Access Additional Needs Thurs 8-12 yrs

Name of organisation: Chapel FM Arts Centre Contact details: Chapel FM Arts Centre York Road Leeds LS14 6JB Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.chapelfm.co.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Chapel FM Arts Centre and East Leeds FM Community Radio Station are both projects of community arts organisation, Heads Together Productions Limited. We run a series of workshops, training courses and volunteering opportunities for both young people and adults to engage with the arts and participate in their local community.

Age range of young people that access services Generally 11-18

We run weekly sessions for six months (Oct-March) and then a series of other meetings, training sessions and groups at different times throughout the year

Name of organisation: CI Adventures Ltd Contact details: CI Adventures Ltd The Boiler House Paris Gates, Shaw Lodge Mill Halifax HX3 9EZ Phone number 01422-410727 Email address [email protected] Website ciadventures.com Facebook ciadventures, halifaxholidayclub Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation outdoor instruction and education for all ages

Name of organisation: Creative Support Ltd Contact details: Creative Support Unit 5 Park View Court Shipley BD18 3EN

Phone number Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Creative Support is a national charitable organisation providing social care services to CYP & adults. We deliver an overnight stay in a "Safer Space" for under 18s who are in or at risk of mental health crisis/emotional distress in Bradford (City, Districts, AWC). We also contract manage "Youth in Mind" a partnership of health, local authority and VCS organisations who provide integrated mental health services to CYP across the 3 CCGs through one to one (Buddies & Mentors), group work (WRAP), peer support and a digital self-help tool (MYMUP).

Age range of young people that access services Safer Space: 11 to 17 Youth in Mind: 11 to 18, or up to 25 for YP with additional needs.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: The MYMUP digital tool. 61

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation Under the Youth in MInd partnership YP can access a range of support. Our local authority partner, Bradford Youth Service, provide a large range of open access youth provision as well as more targeted , weekly, locality-based peer support groups.

Name of organisation: Dance Action Zone Leeds Contact details: DAZL Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre Acre Close Leeds LS10 4HX Phone number 01132706903 Email address [email protected] Website www.dazl.org.uk Facebook www.facebook.com/danceactionzoneleeds Twitter www.twitter.com/DAZL_Leeds Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Dance and Health organisation that uses asset based community development and dance to deliver health output. Reducing inequalities and tackling inactivity in the most deprived communities of Leeds.

Age range of young people that access services 3-19 and 25 with a disability

Contact details: Equine Pathways UK Carr Hall Farm, Spring View Gildersome Leeds LS27 7NN Phone number Email address Website equinepathways.co.uk Facebook www.facebook.com/Equine-Pathways-UK-1515004648814625/ Twitter @Equinepuk Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We provide free horse therapy for adults and children suffering from physical or mental disabilities.

Name of organisation: Fall into Place Theatre Contact details: Fall into Place Theatre 4 Elliott Steet BD183JG Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.fallintoplace.co.uk Facebook Fall into Place Community Theatre Twitter @Fall_into_Place Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are a not for profit company providing drama classes, workshops and training to increase confidence and wellbeing.

Age range of young people that access services mostly 7-11 some 14-25 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: through the school/headteachers How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Foundation Contact details: Flagship Foundation Unit 3 Armley Park Court Stanningley Road Leeds LS12 2AE Phone number 01133030220 Email address Website flagshipleeds.org.uk/ Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation

Age range of young people that access services

Name of organisation: Foundation for Digital Creativity Contact details: Foundation for Digital Creativity 52 Park Lane Royton Oldham OL2 6PU Phone number Email address [email protected] Website https://www.digitalcreativity.foundation/blog/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FDNdigicreate/ Twitter https://twitter.com/fdndigicreate Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We're providing opportunities for everyone to make their world a better place through digital making. As a Community Interest Company, our mission is to advance the education of children and adults, particularly in the fields of electronics, computing and engineering to inspire future generations to create, invent and learn.

Launched in 2017, the two founding Directors have backgrounds in engineering and education and have successfully delivered STEM (Science, Tech, Engineering and Maths) programmes together across schools and communities in the UK since 2012.

We remove barriers by delivering activities, accessible to everyone, which solve real world problems yet are fun and engaging for all.

In 2017 our ‘Internet of Curious Things’ programme was a catalyst for new inventions created by 4 - 73 year olds; many of whom had no previous digital making or coding experiences.

Our latest programme supports groups to address air quality issues and improve the quality of air they breathe.

Communities will build their own digital monitoring stations, increase digital skills, make behaviour changes and evidence improvements using the data collected. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise

homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 7 - 73 (Younger children involved through school engagement programmes or intergenerational activities via community learning activities)

Name of organisation: Future in Mind Leeds (Common Room) Contact details: Common Room Leeds

Phone number Email address [email protected] Website mindmate.org.uk commonroom.uk.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/665912400201509/ Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are leading on engagement with young people and parents for Future in Mind: Leeds Programme Board and LTP and engage young people through a panel called MINDMATE YOUTH

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: CYP = under 25 years in Leeds Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: We run a face to face and online groups so that young people in Leeds can get involved with shaping the MindMate website and other information to promote good mental health and support services available Age range of young people that access services 14-24 years Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Other: it depends but we have a regular monthly group and then other meetings face to face and online in between Additional information about organisation

find out more herehttps://www.mindmate.org.uk/are-you-interested-in-volunteering/

Name of organisation: Harrogate District Foundation Trust Contact details: Harrogate District Foundation Trust Trust Head Quarters, 3rd Floor Strayside, Harrogate Hospital Lancaster Park Road Harrogate HG2 7SX Phone number 01423 542261 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter @HarrogateNHSFT Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Integrated NHS acute and community provider. We provide Childrens healthy child services on a regional basis across the North East and North Yorkshire.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Age range of young people that access services We provide both universal services across Darlington, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, Gateshead, Sunderland, County Durham and Stockton. We provide acute and community paediatric services to Harrogate and surrounding areas, and specialist childrens services across North Yorkshire, including community dentistry. Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Harrogate and Rural District CCG Contact details: Harrogate and Rural District CCG St James Business Park, 1 Grimbald Crag Court Knaresborough HG5 8QB Phone number 01423799300 Email address [email protected] Website http://www.harrogateandruraldistrictccg.nhs.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HaRDCCG/ Twitter https://twitter.com/hard_ccg Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are responsible for purchasing (or ‘commissioning’) healthcare services for around 162,000 people in Harrogate and the surrounding area. The services we commission include the majority of healthcare services that local people may need to access either in hospital or in the community.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Targeted outreach as appropriate. How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: HDFT NHS Youth Forum Contact details: Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust Lancaster Park Road Harrogate HG2 7SX Phone number 01423 557351 Email address [email protected] Website www.hdft.nhs.uk/youth Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation The Youth Forum provides young people (aged 13-19) with the opportunity to contribute their ideas, engage with decision makers and contribute to improving the lives of young people within their communities. The Trust actively engages young people in decision making and gives them the opportunity to influence service development.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Posters promoting the Youth Forum and Youth Forum activities e.g. the Hopes for Healthcare consultation How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation Our Youth Forum has created their Hopes for Heathcare at HDFT. This was a co-produced piece of work which will help shape the future of services for children and young people in this area.

Name of organisation: Healthwatch Leeds Contact details: Harriet Wright Healthwatch Leeds The Old Fire Station Gipton Approach Leeds LS9 6NL Phone number 0113 8980035 Email address [email protected] Website www.healthwatchleeds.co.uk/youthwatch Facebook youthwatchleeds Twitter @youthwatchleeds Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Healthwatch Leeds is here to help local people get the best out of their local health and care services by bringing their voice to those who plan and deliver services in Leeds.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other:Instagram How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Other: 6 weekly

Name of organisation: Home-Start Kirklees Contact details: Home-Start Kirklees 87 Coule Royd Dalton Huddersfield HD2 5RN Phone number 01484 421925 Email address Website www.homestart-kirklees.org.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are a volunteer led family support charity

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Young parents are referred predominantly by health practitioners at the point of pregnancy or birth or can be self -referrals. We support YP for as long as they need it up to their 20th birthday.

Name of organisation: Hunslet Warriors ARLFC Contact details: Hunslet Warriors 1 Clayton Close Stourton Leeds LS10 2HA Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.hunsletwarriorjuniors.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HWJUNIORS17/ Twitter @HWJuniors Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Rugby League club offering training facilities to all age groups from U4s to U18s for boys and U4s to U14s for girls.

Name of organisation: Kirklees Youth Alliance Contact details: Kirklees Youth Alliance c/o Third Sector Leaders 12 New Street Huddersfield HD1 2AR

Phone number 01484 519053 Email address [email protected] Website Website Expected April 2019

Facebook Twitter @Susan_KYA Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation I have only been in post a couple of weeks. I am developing a new umbrella organisation for community providers of youth work in Kirklees. The aim will be that I advertise all the good quality activities and opportunities for young people on a website. This website will have a section for young citizenship/getting involved. I will therefore be a useful contact in 6-12 months!

Age range of young people that access services School age up

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Plans are to set up a website and App

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Leeds and York Partnership Foundation NHS Trust Contact details: Leeds and York Partnership Foundation NHS Trust Becklin Centre Leeds LS9 7BE

Age range of young people that access services

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other:

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly

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Additional information about organisation Our vision is to provide outstanding mental health and learning disability services as an employer of choice. This means supporting our service users and carers, our staff and the communities we serve to live healthy and fulfilling lives where we can all achieve our personal and professional goals, and live free from stigma and discrimination.

We are an NHS foundation trust. That means:

• we have some freedoms to decide locally how to meet our obligations • we are accountable to local people, who can become members and governors • we are authorised and monitored by NHS Improvement, who support us and hold us to account

We offer services to people who need support and treatment for a wide range of mental health conditions, from depression, anxiety and obsessive compulsive disorder, to dementia, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and personality disorders.

We support people living with issues such as addictions, eating disorders, or physical problems with psychological causes, and those needing the support of our gender identity service.

We offer community, supported living and inpatient care to people with a learning disability, who can present with challenging behaviour or complex physical health needs. We offer services across the region, and in a variety of locations, including inpatient children’s services in York, deaf children’s services across northern England, and secure services for Leeds and York.

The majority of our care is provided in, or close to, people’s own homes, with the need for people to stay in hospital kept to a minimum.

Name of organisation: Leeds Children's Additional Needs Network (LeedsCANN) Contact details: LeedsCANN 17a Earlswood Avenue Roundhay Leeds LS8 2AF Phone number Email address Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation LeedsCANN is a simple information network set up by children's charities and statutory bodies across Leeds to provide a comprehensive range of relevant information for families with a child with additional needs.

Age range of young people that access services 0-18

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other:

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More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other LeedsCANN doesn't run meetings for children. The members of the network meet every 3/4 months for a discussion and update.

Name of organisation: Leeds GATE Contact details: Leeds GATE 169 Cross Green Lane Leeds LS9 0BD Phone number 0113 240 2444 Email address [email protected] Website leedsgate.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LeedsGATE/ Twitter @LeedsGATE Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We provide advocacy and community development to Gypsy and Traveller communities in and around Leeds. With young people we work with 11-18 year olds running youth groups.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Home visits and outreach

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Leeds Space Network

Contact details: Leeds Space Network 6 Glebe Field Garth Wetherby LS22 6WH Phone number 01937520107 Email address Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We provide weekly youth groups for young people in Halton Moor and Beeston most of whom have been to Kidz Klub while at primary school.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: texts to parents home visiting

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Leeds Muslim Youth Group Contact details: Dr. Mohammad Mozaffari 26 Woodside terrace Leeds Ls4 2qt Phone number Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Www.facebook.com/leedsmuslimyouthgroup Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Leeds Muslim Youth Group is a young persons community group created to serve and support the Muslim and wider non-Muslim communities in/around Leeds. The objectives of “Leeds Muslim Youth Group” shall be:

1. To provide continual opportunities for social development, spirituality and holistic education for people within the Muslim and local Non-Muslim Communities 2. To establish adequate permanent facilities to create a positive environment for continued learning and self-improvement. 3. To create awareness and an atmosphere of respect, integrity and acceptability for people of all Cultures, Religions and Denominations. 4. To develop community projects that will improve the community spirit and self-reliance within the Leeds Communities 5. To develop Interfaith and Intrafaith dialogue between religious and non-religious groups in and around Leeds

Name of organisation: Leeds Play Network Contact details: Phone number Email address Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Leeds Play Network strives to overcome physical, attitudinal, political or social barriers that may prevent children from playing. We take play seriously, recognising its long-term benefits for children’s wellbeing and development. Leeds Play Network has been running as a charity for over 25 years and in that time it has proudly made a difference to thousands of children’s lives, all across Leeds. Play Partners is our free Leeds-wide play support service for children and young people with special needs and disabilities. We provide 1:1 support for children (5-17) to attend mainstream activities in their local community. Through this, we help settings become more accessible and integrate children permanently after our support comes to an end.

Age range of young people that access services 5-17 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Locala Community Partnerships CIC Contact details: Locala Beckside Court Bradford Road Batley WF17 5PW Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.locala.org.uk Facebook LocalaCommunityPartnerships Twitter @locala Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation A social enterprise providing NHS community healthcare services.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 0 to adult Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Additional information about organisation We have a Young People's Network of 11 to 19 year olds to provide feedback on our NHS community healthcare services. Name of organisation: Locala Community Partnerships 90

Contact details: Locala Cleckheaton HC Phone number Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Community Health service. Children and young people services- HV, SN, Community children's nurses, children's therapists.

Name of organisation: Locala CIC Contact details: Locala Phone number Email address Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Health care children services / health visiting / school nursing family nurse partnership - for teenage parents

Age range of young people that access services under 19

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: we use texting direct with our clients - but this is individualised work

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Name of organisation: Mini Mermaid and Young Tritons UK Contact details: MM & YT UK Leeds

Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.minimermaiduk.com Facebook Twitter @minimermaiduk Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We provide programmes for children to build self esteem and confidence through discussion work, team building and sport.

Age range of young people that access services 7 – 18

Name of organisation: Newground CIC Contact details: Newground CIC Bull Green House Bull Green Halifax HX1 2EB Phone number Email address [email protected] Website http://www.newground.co.uk/services/sustainable-communities/talent- match/ ANDhttp://www.newground.co.uk/services/sustainable- communities/young-people-families-communities/ Facebook ReachoutPellon & TalentMatchNGT Twitter ReachoutPellon & TalentMatchNGT Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Newground CIC offers two programmes within Calderdale.

Reachout Pellon - Located in the heart of the communities we support. Reachout provides a holistic support package for young people and their families to improve the quality of life in the area. We target the needs as identified by the community through a range of different activities and groups.

Talent Match is a lottery funded programme providing holisitic support to young people aged 18 to 24. We work with the hardest to reach over a 12 month period to move them closer to the job market.

Age range of young people that access services 8 to 25 Methods of communicating with carers 94

Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Other: Additional information about organisation Newground also operates in Wakefield so I have asked my colleague, to complete this survey too

Name of organisation: Newground CIC - Reachout Programme Contact details: Newground CIC - Reachout Programme Harrison House Harrison Street Wakefield WF1 1PS Phone number Email address [email protected] Website http://www.newground.co.uk/ Facebook @reachoutskirkby Twitter @ReachoutSKirkby Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Our work in communities is at the heart of everything we do. We listen to local people’s concerns and hopes for their families and the places where they live, then support them to genuinely make a difference. We deliver a wide programme of support and activities including: youth engagement, family support, health projects, food growing, citizenship work, environmental education, skills training and apprenticeships. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 8-24 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Name of organisation: People Matters

Contact details: People Matters 41 Barkston House Domestic Street, Light Industrial Estate Leeds LS11 9RT Phone number 01132346896 Email address [email protected] Website https://peoplemattersleeds.co.uk/ Facebook Twitter @PeoplemattersLds Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are a Leeds based charity who provide learning and employment opportunities for adults and young people with learning disabilities and autism. We also provide 1:1 support.

Name of organisation: People Matters Contact details: People Matters Leeds (C.I.O) West Yorkshire Unit 41 Barkston House Leeds LS11 9RT Phone number [email protected] [email protected] Email address 01132346896 Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation A charity that provides support, education and training for people who have learning difficulties.

Name of organisation: Playhouse Youth (West Yorkshire Playhouse) Contact details: Playhouse Youth Arts Venue First Floor 6 St Peter’s Building St Peter’s Square Leeds LS9 8AH

Phone number 0113 213 7236 Email address [email protected] Website https://www.wyp.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WYP.Firstfloor/ Twitter https://twitter.com/WYPlayhouse Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Our youth offer consists of creative projects, workshops and productions for anyone aged between 5 and 25. Over 500 young people access the Playhouse every week both in the theatre building and also in our dedicated creative space for young people, First Floor.

The programme’s innovative approach combines outstanding professional artists and qualified youth workers to offer creative experiences that encourage young people to explore the world and their place within it, building their confidence and raising aspirations. In addition to the many benefits that participation in theatre can bring, young people can also gain qualifications and work experience to prepare them for the future.

Age range of young people that access services 5-25

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Name of organisation: Prism Youth Project Contact details: Prism Youth Project Prism Youth Project, 20 Walker Drive Girlington Bradford BD8 9ES Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.prismyouthproject.org Facebook @PrismYP Twitter @PrismYP Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Prism is a youth work charity that works with young people from all walks of life in Bradford and surrounding Districts. We provide a number of services to young people including - Independent School, Youth Clubs, Mental Health Services, etc

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 11-24 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: Project 1325 Contact details: WomenCentre 23 Silver Street Halifax HX1 1JN Phone number 01422 323339 Email address [email protected] Website womencentre.org.uk Facebook Project1325 Twitter @Project1325 Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are a Big Lottery funded girls and young women project who work with girl and women aged 13 to 25 around a wide range of issues. We are based within a WomenCentre. Our aim is to support and empower girls and women to reach their full potential. We offer both 1:1 and groupwork and our work is grounded in co-production.

Age range of young people that access services 13 – 25

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place 102

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Name of organisation: Project Challenge Contact details: Lorna Butterick Project Challenge Unit GY3 Dean Clough HALIFAX HX3 5WD Phone number 01422 363644 Email address [email protected] Website www.projectchallenge.org.uk Facebook Project Challenge Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Training organisation delivering statutory post 16 education that is roll on/off, including maths and English

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Name of organisation: Project Hope Leeds Contact details: Project Hope Leeds The Megacentre 32 York Road Leeds LS9 8SY Phone number Email address [email protected] Website www.project-hope.co.uk Facebook Project Hope Leeds Twitter @ProjectHopeLds Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Project Hope Leeds provides support to families and individuals in some of the most disadvantaged communities in Leeds. We offer family support, parenting courses, Job Club, money management courses, confidence course, Speakeasy Course - teaching parents on how to speak to their children about sex and relationships, play groups, tea time club, coffee morning drop ins, etc. We also offer food hampers and special christmas hamper appeal, as well as family fund days in school holidays.

Age range of young people that access services 0-18+

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Name of organisation: Relate Mid Yorkshire Contact details: Relate Mid-Yorkshire C/O Citizens Advice, Audrey Burton House Queensway HARROGATE HG1 5LZ Phone number 01904625971 Email address [email protected] Website www.relatemid-yorkshire.org.uk Facebook Twitter @RelateMid_Yorks Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We provide relationship counselling to children aged 5 - 18, adults, couples, individuals and families.

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Name of organisation: Roshni Ghar Contact details: Roshni Ghar 13 Scott Street Keighley BD21 2JH Phone number 01535 609927 Email address [email protected] Website www.roshnighar.org.uk Facebook Roshni Ghar Twitter Roshni Ghar Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Mental health and community development organisation based in Keighley, helping and supporting South Asian adult women and BME young women diagnosed with mental ill health. Roshni Ghar offers holistic support service ranging from 1:1 and group support, as well as educational, vocational and therapeutic services aiding mental health recovery and promoting positive mental health.

Age range of young people that access services 13 to 18 years (up to 25 years those with learning disabilities)

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Face to face meetings at school. 1:1 and group support, we inform them about the range of services available to BME women from Roshni Ghar. How often do meetings / sessions take place

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More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: Shantona Women's Centre Contact details: Shantona Women's Centre Shepherds Lane Leeds LS8 5AW

Phone number 01132497120 Email address [email protected] Website http://www.shantona.co.uk/ Facebook Twitter @ShantonaLeeds Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation

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Name of organisation: Speakers Corner Collective Contact details: Speakers Corner Collective 4 Ivegate Bradford BD1 1SU Phone number Email address [email protected] Website https://www.facebook.com/speakerscornerbradford/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/speakerscornerbradford/ Twitter @speakerscornerc Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Speakers' Corner is a political, creative social space co-run by a collective of women & girls in the centre of bradford for people of all backgrounds to come together. We run the campaigns #iamperfectasme and #selfcareeverywhere to promote positive body image and wellbeing and tackle bullying. We also run campaigns around International Activism and What They Don't Teach You At School to tackle social injustice and inequalities in our systems!

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 14 above Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: St Andrews URC Roundhay Contact details: Shaftesbury Ave Roundhay Leeds LS8 1DS Phone number Email address [email protected] Website St Andrew's Roundhay Facebook St Andrew's Roundhay URC Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are a church that run a number of groups open to any children or/and young people.

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Name of organisation: Step 2 Young People's Health Project Contact details: Step 2 Young People's Health Project 102 Tong Street Bradford BD4 6HD

Phone number 01274 683118 Email address [email protected] Website www.step2.org.uk Facebook steptwo.youngpeople Twitter @step2yphp Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Step 2 is a young people's charity which aims to improve the health and wellbeing of young people in our communities.

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We have been working in Bradford for close to 25 years, and work with around 3500-4000 young people per year.

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Name of organisation: Team Dynamos uk Contact details: Team Dynamos uk 3 Thorn Crescent Leeds Ls8 3nb Phone number Email address [email protected] Website Www.Teamdynamosuk.co.uk Facebook Team Dynamos uk Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other:

How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: The Children's Society Contact details: The Children's Society Hillside Enterprise Centre Beeston Road Leeds LS11 8ND Phone number 0113 387 6410 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Right now in Britain there are children and young people who feel scared, unloved and unable to cope. The Children’s Society works with these young people, step by step, for as long as it takes.

We listen. We support. We act.

There are no simple answers so we work with others to tackle complex problems. Only together can we make a difference to the lives of children now and in the future.

Because no child should feel alone.

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Name of organisation: The Communities Team (Leeds City Council) Contact details: The Communities Team - Community Voice and Influence The Reginald Centre 263 Chapeltown Road Leeds LS7 3EX Phone number 0113 3685679 Email address [email protected] Website Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation I work as part of the communities team at Leeds City Council and lead around the voice and influence of young people, particularly around the Youth Activity Fund. I run a youth group that meet in Leeds City Centre at the Civic Hall every month to discuss issues around young people and link in with local decision making.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 8-17 years old Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: The University Health Centre, Huddersfield Contact details: The University Health Centre 12 Sand st Huddersfield HD1 3AL Phone number 01484 430386 Email address [email protected] Website http://www.universityhealthhuddersfield.co.uk Facebook @UniversityhealthCentrehudds Twitter @HuddsUniHealth Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation University Health Centre catering mainly for students at Huddersfield University.

Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 18 to 24 is our core group of patients but we do have children under 18 and many patients stay on with us so we also have over 18s and an elderly patient population too.

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Texting service for appointment reminders

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More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other One off meetings such as PCOS group and Patient Participation group meetings.

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Name of organisation: Time Out Project, Healthy Minds Contact details: Healthy Minds Healthy Minds 1 King Street Halifax HX1 1SR Phone number 01422345154 Email address [email protected] Website www.timeoutcalderdale.co.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Time Out Project provides activities for 10-19 year olds, to help them 'find their thing', to feel good and stay well and signposts yp to other services for further support. Time Out is aimed to help young people find the correct support and to reduce the waiting list to CAHMS.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Drama Age range of young people that access services 10-19 years Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Our project has partners that run weekly activities on our timetables, but we also run in house workshops and hold volunteer meetings sporadically depending on school hours/ holidays.

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Name of organisation: Voice, Influence and Participation – North Yorkshire County Council Contact details: North Yorkshire County Council County Hall Racecourse Lane Northallerton DL7 8AE Phone number 01609 535931 Email address [email protected] Website https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Northyorkshireyouthcouncil/?ref=bookmarks Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We work with young people in North Yorkshire to give them a voice via the North Yorkshire Youth Voice Executive. The Executive has representatives from a number of groups across North Yorkshire, LGBT+, Young Carers, School Councils, Youth Group, Looked after Children etc. The Executive meets at least 4 times a year and invites senior managers and decision makers to some of those meetings. They act as the voice of young people and have links with a number of organisations; the Executive also plans and runs an annual youth voice conference for young people in North Yorkshire, the most recent being March 2018 where 170 young people attended. The Executive also elect the Members of the British Youth Parliament who represent the young people of North Yorkshire nationally, they attend the annual sitting in the House of Parliament each year.

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Additional information about organisation See attached, summary of those groups we engage with and a current flyer.

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Name of organisation: Womens Health Matters Contact details: Womens Health Matters Bridge House Balm Road Leeds LS10 2TP Phone number 0113 2762851 Email address [email protected] Website www.womenshealthmatters.org.uk Facebook www.facebook.com/LeedsWHM Twitter @LeedsWomensWHM Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We are a women's charity supporting girls and women across Leeds via group work & individual support. Various projects including a young mum's group, domestic abuse groups, groups form women seeking asylum, with women with learning disabilities and for girls & young women at risk of abusive/ unhealthy relationships.

Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Support around specific issues such as consent, unhealthy family relationships, self harm, sexual violence, self-esteem, safety planning and reducing risks.

Age range of young people that access services 13 to any age.

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How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation WHM is a women-focused organisation, supporting girls & women to reduce risks, regain control of their lives and make informed choices about their future. We work intensively with women who are most at risk, including those experiencing domestic violence, sexual and emotional abuse, those with children in care or at risk of being removed and women seeking asylum.

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Name of organisation: Women's Lives Leeds Contact details: Women's Lives Leeds (it’s a Project within an organisation) Lion House 41 York Place Leeds LS1 2ED Phone number 0113 2884590 Email address [email protected] Website www.womenslivesleeds.org.uk Facebook www.facebook.com/womenslivesleeds Twitter www.twitter.com/leeds_women Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation The Project supports Women, Young Women and Girls across Leeds who have multiple complex needs. We also facilitate the Women and Girls Hubs, which provide a platform for voice and influence across the city. We empower women, young women and girls to lead healthier and safer lives.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Young Women and Girls is PART of the work we do. We facilitate the Young Women and Girls Hub in the city Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 13 - 25 if they have a disability Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: Yorkshire and the Humber Clinical Network Contact details: Yorkshire and the Humber Children and young Peoples Mental Health Clinical Network NHS England Oak House, Moorhead Way, Bramley Rotherham S66 1YY Phone number Email address [email protected] Website http://www.yhscn.nhs.uk/index.php Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Y&H CYPMH Clinical Network supports a broad range of stakeholders to in improvement work for CYPMH and as part of this role supports a CYP MH engagement and involvement group (Stairways)

Age range of young people that access services up to 25

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More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Other: Usually two face to face meetings per year or as required. Work is often undertaken in small facilitated groups for focussed pieces of work or views are sought by email.

Additional information about organisation As a Y&H Group, Stairways can provide support in a number of areas. Most recently they have provided service user feedback on the refreshed Local Transformation Plans.

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Name of organisation: Yorkshire Children's Centre Contact details: Organisation Yorkshire Children's Centre Brian Jackson House New North Parade Huddersfield HD1 5JP Phone number 01484519988 Email address [email protected] Website www.yorkshirechildrenscentre.org.uk Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Early intervention and prevention services for children young people and families and KS4 Independent inclusion school.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services 13-19 for education and training 0-8 for Child Contact and Health & Wellbeing Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: We don’t contact a lot of young people directly. It is mainly via referral from children’s workforce How often do meetings / sessions take place More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

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Name of organisation: Yorkshire Dance Contact details: Yorkshire Dance 3 St Peter's Buildings St Peter's Square Leeds LS9 8AH Phone number 01132595701 Email address [email protected] Website https://yorkshiredance.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/YorkshireDance/ Twitter https://twitter.com/YorkshireDance/ Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Yorkshire Dance is a charity which champions the value of dance and its development in Yorkshire.

We create opportunities for people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to see, make and take part in high quality dance. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: We provide a youth dance programme for young people aged 11-19 living in the most deprived wards of Inner East Leeds. Our sessions are accessible for young people with a disability. We regularly deal with a variety of issues which the young people bring with them from mental health issues, behavioural issues, family responsibilities/ drug use, etc.

Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Our dance programme is based on contemporary dance and incorporates exercise as well as developing artistic and leadership skills. Age range of young people that access services 11-19 Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: 130

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Name of organisation: Yorkshire Dance Contact details: Yorkshire Dance 3 St Peter's Buildings St Peter's Square Leeds LS9 8AH

Phone number 0113 243 8765 Email address [email protected] Website www.yorkshiredance.com Facebook https://en-gb.facebook.com/YorkshireDance/ Twitter @YorkshireDance Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation The key mission of Yorkshire Dance is to champion the development of dance in Yorkshire.

Together with artists we will:

1. Raise standards: of teaching, choreographic development and community practice 2. Increase knowledge and understanding: of community dance, of the creative process, of performance and appreciation 3. Foster creativity and innovation: with communities, artists, teachers and managers

Based in central Leeds, Yorkshire Dance serves the whole of the Yorkshire region. Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Dance classes

Age range of young people that access services 0 - 19yrs ( up to 25yrs with a disability )

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Additional information about organisation Saturday Superstars: Saturday Superstars is our programme of dance classes and courses for young people ages 0-14.Join us on Saturdays at Yorkshire Dance, a brilliant place to learn from very experienced teachers in a friendly, safe and fun environment.

Parents & Tots Ballet 2-4, 4-6, 6-9 Pop Fusion 5-7 Rhythm & Tap 4-7, 8-11 Street Styles 5-7, 8-10 Street Crew 11-14

More Information: https://yorkshiredance.com/coursesclasses/

Yorkshire Dance Youth Company:

Yorkshire Dance Youth is open to any young person aged 11 to 19 from East Leeds.

Yorkshire Dance Youth is a performance group based at Yorkshire Dance, learning contemporary dance skills and creating brand new dance pieces to take out onto the stages of Yorkshire. Our young dancers enjoy weekly dance sessions with a range of artists.

All company members receive a free t-shirt, and will have the chance to perform at venues across Leeds and Yorkshire.

Venue: Yorkshire Dance Cost: FREE Wednesday 5:00 pm (2hr)

More Information: https://yorkshiredance.com/course/yorkshire-dance-youth/

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Name of organisation: Young Healthwatch Wakefield Contact details: Young Lives Consortium Lightwaves Community Centre Lower York St Wakefield WF1 3LJ Phone number 01924 787379 or 01924 364198 Email address [email protected] or [email protected] Website www.healthwatchwakefield.co.uk Facebook Healthwatch Wakefield Twitter @healthywakey Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation We engage with Young People and listen to what they have to say about local health and care services and want to make sure they are as good as they can be. Young people can also volunteer with us form the age of 14 years.

Who are the services provided for BAME young Looked after LGBTQ young Not in education or Young offenders people children people training Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with Young people with learning disabilities a long-term mental health a physical a sensory condition issues disability impairment Young people Young adult carers Young carers All young people Other affected by (18-25) (under the age of another person’s 18) drug or alcohol use Other: Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Age range of young people that access services Feedback all ages Participants from age 8 years Volunteers from age 14 years Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: Group sessions

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More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other Other: 6 weeks during school holidays

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Name of organisation: Your Consortium ltd Contact details: Your Consortium Ltd Chain Lane Community Centre Chain Lane Knaresborough HG5 0AS Phone number 01423 795300 Email address [email protected] Website http://yourconsortium.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/yourconsortium/ Twitter https://twitter.com/yourconsortium Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation Your Consortium aims to improve the lives of individuals and communities through enabling delivery of a wide range of high quality services to build a robust social economy.

Type of services provided Arts and crafts Cooking Day trips Education and Health and careers advice wellbeing Help with Music Opportunities to Sexual health Sport and exercise homework share their views Volunteering Youth clubs Youth support in Other opportunities general Other: Talent Match is a mentoring programme, therefore the young people are mentored and then referred into other suitable provision to remove their barriers (all listed above) if these services are not available, we can fund this through the bursary fund

Age range of young people that access services 18-24. We are looking to pilot Talent Match with 16-18 year olds within the next quarter

Methods of communicating with carers Email Facebook Meetings / sessions Newsletter / magazine Telephone Twitter WhatsApp / Messenger Website Other: All our key worker organisations contact young people through various methods listed above How often do meetings / sessions take place

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More than once a week Weekly Twice a month Monthly Bi-monthly Quarterly Annually Other

Additional information about organisation We have a “hub and spoke" model where we do not directly deliver, but lead on youth participation and the management of the programme and our delivery partners. We are happy to meet with you to discuss how this programme works and the future plans for the next five years.

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Name of organisation: Youth Work Unit Yorkshire & Humber Contact details: YWU Y&H VOLUNTARY ACTION STRINGER HOUSE LS102QW Phone number 0113 270 3595 Email address [email protected] Website Youthworkuni.com Facebook Twitter Location of service provision Airedale, Wharfedale Bradford City Bradford District Calderdale Leeds North and Craven Leeds West Leeds South Greater Harrogate and North Kirklees Wakefield and East Huddersfield District District Brief description of organisation we support youth work providers and youth voice and participation work across the Y&H region

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Appendix D – Airedale Hospital Youth Forum agreement

Airedale Hospital Youth Forum Our agreement

Name The name of the group shall be Airedale Hospital Youth Forum (AHYF.) This is part of Airedale NHS Foundation Trust (ANHSFT).

The forum will receive development and administration support from Airedale staff including Matron for Children’s Services, Specialist Play Worker, Patient Experience Officer, Senior Healthcare Support Worker and Patient and Carer Panel Volunteers. Collectively, this group of staff will be referred to as the ‘support team’.

Aims and Objectives • To be the voice of, and for, children and young people who are receiving or have received an Airedale NHS FT service, be it in hospital or in the community • To encourage and initiate communication between young people and Airedale senior management teams • To be a voice for the young people in the locality and to represent their views to decision makers within Airedale • To form sub groups as and when appropriate to carry out the work of the forum, acting on issues that are important to young people. These sub groups will report progress and conclusions to the full group

Youth Forum • The forum will participate in national and regional initiatives when appropriate • To meet and work with groups that work with and around the issues affecting young people to ensure the needs of young people are addressed in hospital and throughout their illness • To inform Airedale of young people’s views so that the hospital can share decision making with young people more effectively • To share with staff at Airedale about how to improve the care of young people in hospital using feedback from patients and families • To ensure that Airedale is aware of the needs of individuals or groups of young people who may be unable to speak for themselves, in order to represent their views. • To develop new ways for young people to give their feedback and promote existing methods for collecting feedback

Membership • The forum shall consist of a maximum of 15 members at any one time • The forum is an opportunity open to all young people in the Airedale, Wharfedale, Craven and East Lancashire • All members must be between the ages of 13 – 19 years • Each member of the group will take it in turns to chair the meeting • A member of forum may resign at any time by informing a member of the support team

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Meetings • The forum will meet approximately 4 times per year as a collective group • The forum may hold additional meetings or sub groups to address specific issues and tasks as and when is considered necessary • The forum may invite anyone having special knowledge or experience relevant to the aims and objectives of the forum to sit in and participate in meetings. • The forum is encouraged to ask for formal responses from the senior staff members and to be informed of any progress that will be made at Trust level • The forum will take their own meeting notes with the support team available to assist • On occasions there may be discussion topics that are confidential or embargoed. Forum members should be mindful of confidentiality and not discuss confidential topics outside of the forum • Disagreements with the forum should try to be resolved between forum members where possible. The support team will intervene if a disagreement cannot be resolved. If a forum member is found to have breached confidentiality or the forum agreement, they risk losing their place as a member

Attendance • Members of AHYF are expected to attend all full meetings. Where this is not possible they must send apologies (i.e. let the support team know.) • All non-attendance at meetings will be recorded regardless of whether or not apologies have been given. For regular non-attendance, a member of the support team will discuss this with the young person

Using the Facebook group Airedale Hospital Youth forum has a ‘secret’ group on Facebook just for members of the forum and support staff. Support staff will act as admin and approve membership. The group is ‘secret’ and therefore not searchable to the public.

Inappropriate use of the group page will not be tolerated and may result in the forum member losing their place.

Forum members should be aware of keeping safe online.

‘You should not give out personal information such as your address or school, mobile phone numbers to anyone you do not know or trust. If you are asked for such information, you should always check with a parent / carer or other trusted adult before providing such details. You should also consider the ‘digital footprint’ in terms of what you are posting’ - Bradford Safeguarding Children Board

Personal Development • Certificate for participation at the end of the forum year for Personal Statements. • Opportunities to complete training sessions and link to national opportunities for involvement • References on request

Political Parties • The forum is a non- party political organisation. • Members should not express their political views when acting as a forum member or on behalf of Airedale

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Equal opportunities. • All members of the forum are equal in status regardless of sexuality, race, age, gender, religion, ability, culture, lifestyle or background • All those involved in the work of forum will be expected to promote equality at all opportunities and will ensure that no-one is treated unfairly

Finance and Budget. • The support group will take responsibility for the monitoring of any finances and budgets, including any funds raised by Youth Forum members, charitable funding or any external funding received for the forum • Any funds raised by young people for the forum will be placed in the charitable funds account • When attending meetings, young people will be offered a refund for travel and provided refreshments

Alterations to the agreement • The agreement will be revisited annually

Dissolving the forum • The forum may be dissolved (stop the meetings) by a majority decision at a meeting of all members, called for this specific purpose • The reasons for the dissolution must be put in writing and sent to all members 2 weeks before the meeting • Any funds collected over the duration of the forum will be absorbed into the children and young people’s trust charitable funds

Ground rules for each meeting: • Don’t interrupt • No inappropriate topics to be discussed • Respect each other • Listen to each other • Kindness counts • Have fun • All to be counted • Respect the surroundings • Your opinion counts, don’t be afraid to share it • Be honest, but not rude • Be an inspiration

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Appendix E – Airedale NHS Foundation Trust Youth Forum flyer

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Appendix F – NHS England table of contacts and ideas

Name How do you get in touch - contact details for key contacts NHS Youth National Patient Participation team: Forum Nurjahan (NHS ENGLAND) – contact via [email protected] Webpages including resources: https://www.england.nhs.uk/participation/get-involved/how/forums/nhs-youth- forum/ http://www.byc.org.uk/uk/nhs-youth-forum

NHS England commissions the British Youth Council (BYC) to run the NHS Youth Forum. The BYC also run Youth Conventions and the UK Youth Parliament so any contact could include access to a range of young people active in the WY&H area.

NHS England Follow the link to our involvement hub Community https://www.england.nhs.uk/participation/success/community-grants-2017/ grants – and look up the grants which show good examples of positive engagement examples of with children and young people for different ideas: good practice in engagement This is an example - with young Youth Access – London people Youth Access is the national membership organisation for a network of 180 Youth Information, Advice and Counselling Services (YIACS), which offer young people support on a range of issues in a young person-centred environment. The ‘Altogether Better’ charter was created by young people and sets out criteria for services to ensure that they are putting young service users at the heart of their organisation. Over 240 young people had direct input into the charter, putting their voices and experiences at the front and centre of the project. They were involved through consultation workshops across the country which included a range of marginalised groups. Youth Access used their grant to create a short animation to tell the story of the charter’s development.

STPs You can find resources relating to Children and Young people on the Future NHS shared workspace here:

https://future.nhs.uk/connect.ti/NHStransformation/view?objectId=9164176 Susan has the details of how to register if you are not already accessing this. For starting a discussion on the workspace. The menu on the left has an item called ‘Ideas, questions, requests’ – click on that and you get a list of current discussions. Scroll to the bottom and click on the ‘start new discussion’ link. You could use it to see if anyone is doing work with CYP.

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Name How do you get in touch - contact details for key contacts Sussex and E Surrey STP which did a piece of targeted engagement with CYP on STP priorities. See case study attached to e mail). The contact is LODGE, Jane (NHS BRIGHTON AND HOVE CCG) [email protected]. Birmingham STP RCPCH identified them as one of the early plans that had a good reflection of CYP issues in its narrative. STP doing a Frances Aviss lot of work with Engagement and Consultation Lead children and NHS Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group young people Special North regional Lead: Educational Lisa Cooper, Deputy Director Quality & Safeguarding, NHS England North, Needs and Tel: 01138252793 Email: [email protected] Disability DCO Lead: (SEND) DR. Wendy Barker, Deputy Director of Nursing, NHS England – North Region (Yorkshire and Humber), Tel: 01138 253455, Email: [email protected] National team lead: Jo Whaley, Public Engagement Manager for Learning Disability and Autism, Patient & Public Participation Group, [email protected] contact via [email protected]

Local Authorities and Voluntary and Community organisations (VCSE) will be able to help with active groups you could work with to listen to / coproduce with Children and Young people. Some information may be available in Bradford via: https://www.bradford.gov.uk/children-young-people-and-families/does-your- child-have-special-educational-needs-or-disabilities/the-disabled-childrens- information-service/

Health and Sara Bordoley, Senior Strategic Advisor Wellbeing Community Partnerships Team, Quarry House, Alliance E: [email protected] Web: http://www.england.nhs.uk Twitter:@sarabordoley

For information link to the Health and Wellbeing Alliance partner page on the NHS England website: https://www.england.nhs.uk/hwalliance/ This is the specific partner related to children and young people as you will see in the list:

http://www.youngpeopleshealth.org.uk/yphp Contact the Alliance partners through Angela Medd [email protected] who will connect you with Sara. Your local Healthwatch and other smaller VCSE organisations are invaluable to connect Voluntary and with.

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Name How do you get in touch - contact details for key contacts Community sector They are usually aligned to a particular area and supporting a hard to reach partners group that may have children and young people within it. They will be able to reach groups of people for you. They have low funds so if working with them it may be appropriate to offer some form of payment if they work alongside you on a piece of work.

Bradford Emma Stafford, Chair Bradford People’s Board, People’s [email protected] Board Young Carers National team lead Kath Evans, Experience of Care Lead – Maternity, Infants, Children and Young People, NHS England - 3 days a week, c/o Nursing Directorate, Skipton House, Email: [email protected] Twitter: @kathevans2

Also Interim Director of Nursing (Children) - 2 days a week Barts Health NHS Trust Gypsy & Leeds Gate, 0113 240 2444 Traveller http://leedsgate.co.uk/ community http://leedsgate.co.uk/home/the-leeds-gate-team Helen Jones the CEO has done a lot of work with NHS England. Secure mental National team health Rosie Ayub, Public Participation Team, [email protected] contact via services / [email protected] health and justice / specialised mental health Young Minds Emma Corker, Project Manager, Children and Young People’s Mental Health, Operations and Information Directorate, [email protected]

Emma and colleagues commission Young Minds to undertake work for them so would be the contact via the NHS England national team.

Transgender https://www.mermaidsuk.org.uk/ and non- https://www.gires.org.uk/ on their website they have https://www.tranzwiki.net/ binary young which is a link to organisations you may want to connect with in your area. people Both the above organisations have been working with NHS England. Gires are part of the Health and Well-being Alliance. Airedale Lynsey Nicholson, Patient Experience Team, Airedale Hospital – they have a Hospital Youth forum. [email protected] http://www.airedale-trust.nhs.uk/patients-visitors/get-involved/ Well Bradford Carl Milner 145

Name How do you get in touch - contact details for key contacts Sonia Fayyaz http://www.wellnorth.co.uk/pathfinders/well-bradford http://www.wellnorth.co.uk/about-us/our-team/our-pathfinder-teams/well- bradford Schools We would suggest contacting local schools, colleges, or universities in an Colleges area where engagement has not taken place via the school governors. They University are likely to take part if the young people are not just ‘engaged’ on a question but co-design and co-deliver the engagement for other students. It could become something that is repeated providing ongoing insight and also develop skills and experience for the young people.

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Contact details Tel: 01924 317659 Email: [email protected]

This information was published July 2018