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Newsletter E D I T I O N Forty - Ddeugain Partnership News/ Ne Wyddion Partneriaeth July / Gorffennaf 2 0 1 8 NEWSLETTER E D I T I O N FORTY - DDEUGAIN PARTNERSHIP NEWS/ NE WYDDION PARTNERIAETH JULY / GORFFENNAF 2 0 1 8 Parenting Group The Families First parent drop in has been successfully operating for around 3 months and has seen numbers of parents accessing the service, steadily rising over the last few weeks. We meet in the Flat at Caia Park on Tuesday/Friday Mornings and over at the Pentre Gwyn Community Centre on Tuesday afternoon. Parents, carers and guardians are invited to drop in for a coffee and informal chat about any issues or concerns they have. We have a lovely established group of parents who come each week and offer friendship and support to each other. The Tuesday drop in is currently working with Amber Button who are delivering their "Pathways to Change” programme. Parents have been getting in touch with their creative sides and been making dreamcatchers and decorative wooden hearts. Over the next couple of weeks we’re expecting visits from the Tenancy Support Team, Family Information Service detached team and local PCSO Nick. The Pentre Gwyn group are looking at what activities are available for children over Summer holidays. So, all in all, a positive start to a much needed service. For more information on the parent drop in please contact Katherine Pendlebury on 01978 318873 Aim High st The Aim High t eam recently celebrated our 1 Anniversary by holding a special awards night for participating young people and their families. The Wynnstay Hotel hosted a lovely evening of celebrations where young people received certificates of achievement and accreditation to recognise their commitment and progress on their very personal journeys. Families enjoyed a delicious buffet and it was fabulous occ asion enjoyed by everyone who attended. The project itself goes from strength to strength with referrals coming in thick and fast. We will be providing a Summer activity drop in for young people currently on the waiting list so that they can at least access some support whilst waiting for their 1:1 Mentoring to start. Massive thanks to all our friends and colleagues at Caia Park for your support in our first year. We’ve learned a lot about the needs of children and young people in Wrexham and look forward to supporting more young people to make positive changes over the coming year. For more information on the Aim High Project please contact Julie/Katherine on 01978 318873. Youth Team- Current Services Monday Thursday Hightown Football 19.45– 20.45 (12+) Caia Park detached 16.00—18.00 St Christophers school, sports hall, Hightown youth club 19.15 - 20.45 Stockwell Grove, Wrexham LL13 7BW (10+) Fusilier Way, LL13 7YF Wrexham Tuesday Victoria Youth Club 18.30 - 21.00 (10+) Caia Park detached 16.00—18.00 Victoria Centre, 13 Hill St, , Wrexham, Central Outreach 16.00-18.30 LL11 1SN A needs led approach working across all of central Wrexham Friday Prices Lane Youth Club 18.30-21.00 (10+) Caia Park detached 16.00—18.00 Prices lane community centre,Price's Lane, Maesgwyn Youth Club 18.45 - 20.45 (8- Wrexham LL11 2NB 16) Luke O’connor Youth Club 18.30-20.30 Maesgwyn community centre, Lilac (10-15) yrs Way, Wrexham, LL11 2BB Barter Court Hightown Wrexham LL13 8QT Smithfield Youth Club 18.30 - 21.00 (8+) St Peters Hall,Smithfield Wednesday Road,Wrexham, LL13 8ER Pentre Gwyn youth club 18.30 –21.00 (10+) Saturday Pentre gwyn community centre Abenbury Rd, Wrexham, LL13 0NT Victoria Youth Club 11.30—13.30 (10+) Acton SENIOR Youth Club 16.00– 18.30 Victoria Centre, 13 Hill St, , Wrexham, (14+) LL11 1SN Acton Community Resource Centre, Overton Way LL12 7LB Acton JUNIOR youth club (8-13) 18.30 – 21.00 Acton Community Resource Centre, Overton Way LL12 7LB Rhostyllen Youth Club 18.30 –21.00 (10+) Rhostyllen Parish Hall. Vicarage Hill. Rhostyllen. Wrexham. LL14 4AR For more information call 01978 310984 or check out the caia park youth team facebook page New Job Vacanies Caia Park Partnership is currently expanding its work and has created six new roles. Could you be part of our team? We’re keen to hear from you if you’re passionate about helping people achieve, driven by success, and committed to quality. , Housing Associations, Local Conversation tenancies Development and Worker Home Owners Help us talkWorks with residents with single to design people, and deliver couples fabulous projects and families in our community. Full time (37 hours/week). Permanent. Works with you on a one to one basis for up to 2 years Salary: £22,491 Senior Youth Activities Worker Organise a programme of inspirational activities for young people in our community. Part time (24 hours/week). Initially fixed to 30/6/2019. Salary: £13,553 Relief Nursery Nurses and Nursery Assistants Working flexibly to help us deliver the best childcare possible for our customers. Part time (no guaranteed hours). Permanent. Salary: Competitive hourly rate Volunteer Coordinator (The Hub) Help us develop volunteering within our services in Caia Park, and make our buildings buzz with life. Part time (18-22 hours/week). Permanent. Salary: £10,296 (18hrs) - £12,584 (22hrs) Volunteer Coordinator (Playwork) Help us develop volunteering within playwork settings across Wrexham County Borough. Part-time (18 hours/week). Initially fixed to 31/3/2019. Salary: £10,296 Café Coordinator (The Hub) Run the café, support volunteers and learners, and provide the best welcome possible. Full-time (37 hours/week). Permanent. Salary: £18,278 All posts are linked to either grants, contracts or ongoing income generation: The more successful our delivery is, the more likely the post is to be sustained. Join us – and carve out your own future with us. For an application pack email [email protected] or ring 01978 310984. Closing date for applications: 11am, Tuesday 17th July. Interviews will be held during week beginning 25th July.tions tenancies and Home Owners Wrexham Include Wrexham Include delivers positive and confidential support for people aged 55+ living in the Borough of Wrexham.The Wrexham Include team work with people over the age of 55 living in council, private rented, housing association properties and home owners. Typical issues we can support with are: Feeling Safe Completion of home security check Enable you to access to local organisations Support you to relocate Help you to apply to Care Call or Warden Services Provide support that builds confidence and gives you more control Help you to obtain a Blue Badges Managing Accommodation Support you to access specialist advice to prevent homelessness Help you to understand Tenancy agreements, and meet tenancy obligations Help you to manage your accommodation ie, OT referrals, reporting repairs, household budgeting and managing bills, hoarding. Leading a healthy and active lifestyle Support you to access social situations, hobbies and interests Prevent the feeling of isolation Support you to build confidence in opportunities for learning /employment/volunteering Support you to help you to register with GP, Dentist or Optician Support to address Mental Health Issues Managing Money Support you to claim appropriate benefits and access benefit or debt advice Assist you to establish or manage a personal or household budget Help you to keep finances safe ie, opening a bank account, setting up direct debit How the service works Referrals can be taken over the telephone, by email or face-to-face by any professional, family member, friend or you can also self refer We will arrange an appointment to visit you to assess your needs We will work with you to address your needs up to a period of 2 years If we are not able to help you we will refer you to the most appropriate service Contact a member of the team on 01978 318865 or email [email protected] Alternatively call into the Partnership and ask to see a member of the Wrexham Include team. .
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