Croydon Young Carers Project is a free, friendly and professional service, offering support to young people who are caring for a parent or sibling. If you are aged 7-25 and caring for someone with a physical disability, mental health issue, long-term illness or learning difficulty, then our service is here to support you.
The Dame Kelly Holmes Legacy Trust is coming to Croydon with their exciting Get on Track programme. The project is specially designed for young people aged 16-25 that aren’t in education, employment and training (NEET).
Croydon Drop In are running a course in Effective Listening Skills for young people from 14 years and older.
On Wed 15th Feb 2012 Croydon Youth Council hosted an event for young people called Together We Matter at John Ruskin College.
BELS are holding a NEET 16-19 yrs event in the North Locality on Wednesday 14th March from 12-4pm at the Winterbourne Youth Centre.
Come and find out more about the MyVoice project for 11-19 year olds. See displays and films of the work we have done this year. With a performance by rap poet Chris Syrus.
The UKYP Croydon members were involved in the London UKYP scrutiny commission report launch in February which was being held in Bethnal green, East London.
Croydon youth council have been continuing to work on their projects in their 5 respective every child matters groups (ECM). Over the weeks young people have been compiling questions for questionnaires and vox pop (street surveys), and are now collating the answers and are working out the way forward with their findings.
If you got the VOICE,then we've got THE FORUM!
Ever thought you could be the voice of change in your area? Now's the time to speak up and BE HEARD!
Croydon Council’s, in partnership with local LGBT groups, evening reception and networking opportunity, to celebrate LGBT History Month on Wednesday 8 February 2012 at 6pm.
