Youth Strategy Partnership Groups:

Hertsmere District Youth Strategy Partnership Group

Supporting, evaluating and promoting the delivery of services for young people across the Hertsmere district, working closely with young people including Hertsmere Youth Council

The Hertsmere Youth Strategy PartnershipGroup meets regularly to discuss the key issues affecting young people in the area. It then decides on what local action needs to be taken, both collectively and by individual organisations, to target these issues and help ensure young people in Hertsmere have the very best opportunities available.

For further information about the work of the Hertsmere Youth Strategy Partnership Group please contact the Chair, Kips Green, on 01442 454060 or sfyp.hertsmere@hertfordshire.gov.uk.

Opportunities for young people in the Hertsmere district

Hertsmere Youth Strategy Partnership Group member organisations

Services for Young People

Youth work, information, advice, guidance, support and work-related learning for young people

Services for Young People
@HertsmereTeam

Aldenham Parish Council

Aldenham Parish Council
@AldenhamPC

Borehamwood JobCentre Plus

Borehamwood Jobcentre Plus

Clarion Housing Group

Clarion Housing Group
@Clarion_Group

DSPL - Delivering Special Provision Locally

Supporting families of children and young people (aged 0–25) with special educational needs

Hertfordshire's Local Offer -Delivering Special Provision Locally (DSPL)
@hertscc

Elstree and Borehamwood Town Council

Elstree and Borehamwood Town Council
@EBTownCouncil

Fixation Academy of Performing Arts

Opportunities for young people to participate in the performing arts, learning associated skills

Fixation Academy of Performing Arts
@FixationAcademy

Hertfordshire Constabulary

Herts Police
@HertsPolice

Hertfordshire County Council- Attendance

Access, Inclusion and Attendance

HCC's Attendance Team
@hertscc

Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries

Hertfordshire County Council Libraries and Archives
@hertscc

Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service

Ensuring public are aware of how to stay safe – including initiatives for young people

Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
@HFRS

Hertsmere Borough Council

Hertsmere Borough Council
@HertsmereBC

Herts Mind Network

Mental health support with dedicated services for 15-18 year olds

Herts Mind Network
@HertsMind

Herts Schools Outreach (HSO)

Enhancing Positive Mental Health Change
A charity providing mental health support and early intervention to those in crisis.

Herts Schools Outreach
@hertsschooloutreach

Herts Sports Partnership

Introducing sport initiatives county-wide

Herts Sports Partnership
@sportinherts

Herts Young Homeless

An independent charity open to all 16–24 year-olds who are homeless or threatened with homelessness

Herts Young Homeless
@hyhnews

Intensive Families Support Team

Support to families, including those at risk of family breakdown

Leecliffe Big Local Partnership

Leecliffe Big Local Partnership
@leecliffebl

Mount Grace School

Mixed academy school in Potters Bar

Mount Grace School
@MGSecondary

Potters Bar and District Scouts

Safer Places

An independent charity supporting survivors of domestic abuse

Safer Places
@SaferPlacesUK

Tabard Rugby Club

Tabard Rugby Club
@Tabard_RFC

SfYP on Instagram

@hccsfyp on Instagram

Information, advice and support at young people’s centres

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Projects for young people

Services for Young People provides youth work groupwork and one-to-one support.

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Projects for young people with learning difficulties and/or learning disabilities

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SfYP runs specific projects for young people with mild to moderate learning difficulties and/or learning disabilities.

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Helping young people to stay safe

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SfYP programmes increase young people's awareness of criminal and sexual exploitation, antisocial behaviour and crime.

Support with health and emotional wellbeing

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SfYP programmes help young people improve their health, emotional well-being and support their peers in the community.

Feeling low or anxious?

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Our emotional wellbeing projects help young people who would like support with their emotional wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem.

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