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unlocking futures

Unlocking Futures is a not-for-profit, volunteer driven organization committed to transforming the chaotic lives of young people through persistent and compassionate mentoring. Since 1985, Unlocking Futures has committed to transforming the lives of disadvantaged youth who exhibit maladaptive behaviors such as truancy, violence, gang membership, physical and verbal violence, and at-risk sexual activity. Our Mission To decrease the at-risk behavior of youth and to enhance the effectiveness of the people who live and work with them. Unlocking Futures provides both prevention and intervention programs. Our Impact We support the development of critical educational and social outcomes through our evidence based curriculum which leads to: Development of goal-directed behavior. Increased GPA and school attendance. Increased self worth and self-esteem. Increased sense of family, peer and community support. A shift in attitude and behavior, from being a victim to taking responsible actions. Decreased involvement in gangs, violence, and teen sexual activity.

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shirley green training and consultancy

Shirley Green BSc (Hons), MSc, BPsS I have worked with children and families for over 30 years, with the last 10 years being dedicated to the support and development of professionals. My degrees in Psychology combined with practice qualifications and experience in Domestic Abuse, Life Coaching and Youth Work have given me a comprehensive understanding of theory behind human behaviours. My experience of working with children and families from birth upwards, across services from children's social care, youth work, early years and targeted domestic abuse services, has enhanced my learning and enabled me to put theory into practice. I understand the practice and practical challenges of working with vulnerable and disengaged people. My experience has influenced my goal to provide training and development opportunities to individuals, groups and organisations which increases the motivation and confidence of professionals to engage and improve outcomes for service users. I believe building better relationships improves engagement, safety and the desire for change.

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abianda

London

Abi’s background is in youth work and she has collaborated with a number of organisations to develop participatory approaches to working with vulnerable adolescents. She has worked with The International Centre: Researching Child Sexual Exploitation, Violence and Trafficking at the University of Bedfordshire, supporting specialist social care teams in Wigan and Rochdale to implement strengths and participatory approaches to Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). Abi co-wrote training for these teams with Dr Camille Warrington on behalf of Research in Practice. At the University of Bedfordshire, Abi also worked on the LEAP project (2015-17) with Dr Kate D'Arcy. Abi wrote training tools for young people and professionals across Europe, in order to respond to young people's experiences of sexual violence and to support efforts to prevent sexual violence. The three-day youth facilitator training programme is called “Life-skills, leadership and limitless potential" (LLLP). All these programmes provide knowledge and tools to apply participatory approaches to practice with young people.

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the mentor circle

London

The Mentor Circle is a mission-led organisation set up by Tunde Yusuff with a talented group of business owners and professionals from diverse backgrounds. In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic as well as widening inequality in the UK, we believe young people now more than ever need mentorship and guidance from business leaders. Access to business events, conferences and paid mentoring is usually unattainable for those from lower income backgrounds and we’re here to change that. We want to ensure that our young people aren’t forgotten in this changing economy. We believe in injecting positivity back into our communities that are so in need of hope. Prior to the coronavirus outbreak, according to official statistics “the youth unemployment rate was 11.9%, compared to an unemployment rate of 3.9% for the whole population”. We anticipate that youth unemployment will be significantly higher as a result of the outbreak and we want to equip young people with the skills, confidence and inspiration they need to adapt.

lifeline projects

Essex

athan is the CEO of LifeLine Projects, an East London based charity dedicated to finding solutions that positively impact the lives of individuals and influence the systems that govern us. Nathan has worked at LifeLine since 2003 and has developed key relationships with schools across East London providing a ‘pastoral partnership’ in the form of mentoring, alternative provision and youth leadership programmes. Nathan also developed and spearheads LifeLine’s award-winning Vision, Identity and Purpose (VIP) Framework, an approach to working with young people, employment seekers, volunteers and parents. Prior to this he worked for the local Children’s Fund as a Community Liaison Officer. He continues to support youth organisations by providing education and mentoring advice and training. Nathan sits on the Health and Wellbeing Board, The Children’s Partnership and is a governor of a local secondary school. He continues to work with young people on a voluntary basis in addition to his day job to ensure that policy and practice remain connected.

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the inns of court college of advocacy

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London

The ICCA designs and delivers bespoke advocacy training courses and guidance for the practising Bar. Examples of this include project such as “Advocacy and the Vulnerable”, Youth Justice, Experts and Interpreters. We set out to share best practice and work on joint ventures such as a portable method of case analysis teaching, ethics vignettes, conferences held on areas of topical interest and concern and training for Facilitators and Pupil Supervisors. The ICCA Board of Governors considers project briefs from its academic team, members of the Bar or the Judiciary and makes decisions depending on the scope of the work and the cost.

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glow performing arts

Hemel Hempstead

Glow Performing Arts: Fun, Inclusive High Quality Training! Based in Warners End, Hemel Hempstead, we run classes including a Youth Theatre, Musical Theatre (singing, dance and drama) and specialist SEN classes. To book a free trial, or ask any questions, just email becky@glowperformingarts.co.uk

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the diana award

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London

We provide resources and support for people who are experiencing bullying behaviour, those who want to support someone who is experiencing bullying behaviour and for people like us, who are passionate about promoting an anti-bullying culture and communities of kindness.Antibullyingpro.com is a resource centre developed by The Diana Award, the charity behind a nationwide force of trained Anti-Bullying Ambassadors in UK schools who are tackling bullying behaviour online and offline.  The Diana Award’s Anti-Bullying work is supported by HRH The Duke of Cambridge and engages young people, parents and adults to change the attitudes, behaviour and culture of bullying by building skills and confidence to address different situations. The Diana Award is a youth charity founded in memory of Diana, Princess of Wales, and her belief that young people have the power to change the world.

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paws for thought therapy

London

AN ACCREDITED MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL WORKER/CONSELLOR AND HER DOG... HI! Welcome to Paws for Thought Counselling I am Karen and I will be your mental health counsellor, Tilly says woof too. I am an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker registered with the Australian Association of Social Workers and Medicare, I graduated from the University of New England with a Bachelor of Criminology and Master of Social work. I have had a long and varied career in working with mental health, such as working as a youth worker with Father Chris Riley and Youth of the Streets, and various NGOs, the Tamworth Youth and public health system in Tamworth. I have spent much of my social working career working with young people, in various roles and this is the happiest part of my job, watching young people grow and blossom into themselves. I am an experienced Sexual Assault Counsellor, and I can provide services through Victim Services. I am passionate about providing grief and loss and trauma counselling and helping clients overcome depression and anxiety. I have training in: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Narrative Therapy Mediation Adult survivor of child sexual assault - female Adult survivor of child sexual assault - male Recent sexual assault - adult Recent sexual assault - child Physical assault Domestic and family violence Clients with a history of mental illness History of drug and/or alcohol use Have a cognitive impairment Clients who identify as LGBTQIA+ Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Young people (16-21 years)

universite virtuelle privee du gabon

First digital institution of distance higher education in Gabon, UNIVGA is an international university bringing together students and teachers from several countries. It was created to allow people with mobility constraints to access higher education training with online learning resources and tools. Our philosophy is that everyone has the right to education in order to improve their lives, advance their careers and achieve the desired level of personal success. We provide easy, affordable and convenient access to world-class education. Our courses are ideal for those looking to start or advance their careers. Wherever you are in the world and whatever your long-term goals, UNIVGA has the training you need to get ahead.We work hard to stay accessible, flexible and affordable. In Gabon, UNIVGA is a partner of the National Center for the Promotion of Employment (PNPE) and the Ministry of Employment, Civil Service and Labour. This Framework Partnership Agreement called “Youth Apprenticeship Contract (CAJ)” relates to the Support Fund for Professional Integration and Reintegration to improve the employability of young Gabonese. Learn more about univga PARTNER OF THE GABONESE STATE The UNIVGA GROUP and the Assistance Fund for Professional Integration and Reintegration , governed by the provisions of Ordinance No. 0009/93/PR of October 1, 1993 and by those of Decree No. 000273/PR/MINTRHFP of March 9, 1994, undertakes to establish a partnership aimed at providing training to people registered with the National Center for the Promotion of Employment (PNPE ). At the end of the talks between the Parties, the latter have agreed to define in this “Youth Learning” Framework Partnership Agreement the terms and conditions of their partnership. See the partnership contract Academic Partners

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