Positive Pathways summer activity programmes
Helping young people to stay safe and achieve their goals in life
The Services for Young People (SfYP) Positive Pathways summer activity programmes will be run by qualified SfYP Youth Workers and will focus on how young people can stay safe, learn new skills and make informed decisions. The programmes will involve fun activities and interactive workshops that will help young people to improve their confidence and social skills, be more resilient and able to overcome challenges in their lives.
Holiday Activity Programme
Supporting young people's physical and mental health
SfYP Youth Workers are also delivering an exciting programme of free holiday activities for young people aged 12-16 who are eligible for benefits-related free school meals, including those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Young people will have the opportunity to take part in fun physical activities such as sports, dance and team games, get creative with arts and crafts, music production and cooking, meet and socialise with other young people and get free healthy food every day.
Activities at Hudnall Park for young people with SEND
Inspiring and empowering young people with special educational needs and disabilities
We are also offering a series of free exciting outdoor activities to young people aged 13-19 with SEND at Hudnall Park this summer. All activities are designed to develop social, emotional and physical skills in a safe and supportive environment. Young people can learn archery and compete in fun games, tackle a woodland balance course and explore nature in the beautiful woodlands.
