EA-Safeguarding-Guidance-for-Youth-Services

Posted on February 23, 2023
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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

17 hours ago

✨ Huge thank you to Relatively Ceramics for kicking off our very first clay training session! Teachers had such a brilliant time learning how to use clay in the classroom as a fun and creative way to support learning 🎨Our project, 'For Arts Sake', is not just about teaching arts-based skills - it’s about weaving creativity into the classroom and showing how powerful art and creativity can be in education💡Over the next six weeks we can’t wait to see the masterpieces from the amazing pupils in our participating schools! 🤩Special shoutout to Forthill IPS for hosting us so warmly 💛 and to The Thompson Primary School, Crumlin IPS & St Joseph's Primary School, Crumlin for coming along 👏Keep an eye on socials for upcoming 'For Arts Sake' posts 😁Funded by Paul Hamlyn Foundation ... See MoreSee Less

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

2 days ago

Brilliant pics Limestone united 🤩😁👏An ongoing partnership under the United Youth Initiative project with Limestone United & Mountcollyer Youth Club with our project staff, Leroy👏 well done all! ... See MoreSee Less

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

2 days ago

A wonderful session this week kickstarting our wonderful For Arts Sake project funded by Paul Hamlyn Foundation 🤩 good luck to all young potters! 🪴 ... See MoreSee Less

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

4 days ago

💥Our colleagues at Include Youth are hosting “Connected Minds” Expert Panel — a shared learning event exploring key issues around youth and mental health.✨ Topics include:🔹 Progressive masculinity & ending violence against women and girls🔹 Challenges facing young people seeking asylum🔹 Anxiety & social isolation🔹 Physical health & its impact on mental wellbeing👩‍🏫 Meet the expert panel: • Susan Morgan (Ulster University) • Rory Sloan (Resolute Minds) • Professor Siobhan O’Neill (Mental Health Champion NI) • Orla McKeating (Still I Rise Diversity Storytelling) • Marie Dunne (Resilio)🙌 A fantastic event you won’t want to miss!👉 Full details below ⬇️ ... See MoreSee Less

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