We aim to reduce gang related crime in East London by providing positive role models, recreational activities, employability programmes & opportunities
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ALT Your Future Your Way All About Me! Your Information & You WHAT: A workshop to explore consent and work together to design a new set of guidlines COMPANY: NHS, CAMHS WHEN: August 14th, 12:30-3:30 WHERE: E1 8DE CONTACT: bit.ly/NHSYourInfo
ALT Your Future Your Way Youth Poetry Programme WHAT: Writing development, networking, performance opportunities and more COMPANY: BADU WHEN: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 16th, 21st and the 31st of August. 1-3pm WHERE: Hackney Bridge CONTACT: bit.ly/BADU_poetry
ALT Your Future Your Way Getting Into Careers WHAT: Local employers, universities, training providers and employability experts ready to help you find your perfect career WHEN: Tuesday 11th of July from 10-2pm WHERE: Hackney Bridge REGISTER: Get your free ticket at: bit.ly/gettingintocareers LIFT logo, Creative enterprise logo, Sixteen + Hackney logo
ALT Kickstart your career this summer by meeting leading employers in your local borough. Meet employers, universities, training providers and hear from employability exports. All will be present on the day ready to share their industry knowledge and help you to find the perfect career for you through workshops and stalls. 11 July: 10am-2pm Hackney Bridge, Units 1-28, Echo Building, East Bay Lane, Copper St, E15 2SJ Sign up herel gicevent.eventbrite.co.uk or scan the QR code Open to residents across the LIFT boroughs: Camden, Hackney, Islington and Tower Hamlets. For more information contact [email protected]
ALT IMAGE CONTAINING TEXT: “It’s like they’re in a new world when they get into that cage” (Youth worker) This report is about the value that MUGAs can have for young people, families and communities. This value needs to be better understood and recognised – particularly by local authorities and those who manage MUGAs – in order to ensure that MUGAs deliver maximum benefit to their communities. MUGAs should be viewed as important pieces of social infrastructure.
