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Empowerment Rather Than Control - Working With at Risk Young People

Over one million 16–24 year olds in England are excluded from education or out of work (NEET - not in education, employment and training).

Below is the most recent article from CEO, Diana Whitmore on the Teens and Toddlers philosphy and direction, and it's positive impact on our young people.

Empowerment rather than control - working with at risk young people

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£10 Could buy disposable cameras for two young people to build a scrapbook of good memories, which develops their self-esteem

£20 Could provide learning materials to help one young person achieve a National Award in Interpersonal Skills, often their first qualification.

£40 Could pay for one hour for a teenager to talk with a counsellor to help them cope with the challenges they face.

£100 Could help one young person to achieve a National Award in Interpersonal Skills, encouraging them to fulfil their potential and go on to further education.

£350 Could fund one Teens and Toddlers’ Certificate Ceremony. This celebration with family and friends recognises the teenagers remarkable journey of achievement.

£450 Could cover the cost of training up one assistant to lead a Teens and Toddlers’ programme. This broadens our reach to more disadvantaged young people.

£1000 Could pay for two teenagers to complete a Teens and Toddlers’ programme, to inspire their hope for the future and transform their lives.

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