Keeping Safe Training

Posted on January 20, 2016
In Safeguarding

17th & 24th February 2016

7th & 14th March 2016

Please contact Mary for further details.

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

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Boxing has been embedded in the programmes and curriculum of Boys and Girls Clubs for decades. Since formation in 1940, we have always had a close relationship with the NI boxing fraternity. The work carried out by these clubs is invaluable! ... See MoreSee Less

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

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Training and development is something we believe is invaluable for youth practitioners and young people. Over the past six months we have delivered over 130 OCN qualifications across various topics, x4 First Aid courses, x9 Keeping Children Safe training workshops and have 15 youth leaders involved in our CMI Level 5 in Leadership & Management. When people ask how we deliver value to our stakeholders, we can simply give the statistics. ... See MoreSee Less

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Mobile UploadsToday we remember a friend, college and a boxing legend on his first Anniversary. You were inspiration to so many Harry and you have left our great sport in Antrim in a great place. We will always remember you fondly until the final bell❤️🥊 ... See MoreSee Less

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

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Some participants from our summer programmes! On display we have creative expression through the medium of photography and healthy eating. We feel that it is important to provide opportunities for young people and allow them to try new things. ... See MoreSee Less

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Boys & Girls Clubs NI

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Boys and Girls Clubs are specialists in assisting youth providers with services that can support the well being of their young people. This ranges from curriculum development, targeted project work, writing the framework for practitioners and qualifications such as Mental Health First Aid and OCN Level 2 in Mental Health Awareness.Don't suffer in silence. Talk to someone about your mental health whether that be a friend, a family member, someone you trust or a professional. There's always someone to talk to:Lifeline – 0808 808 8000Samaritans – 116123 or email jo@samaritans.org Childline - 0800 1111#worldmentalhealthday2021 ... See MoreSee Less

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