MALVERN CUBE PROJECTS 

Summer Play Scheme

MCP goes rock

Core costs

Towards a summer playscheme

This project will provide a safe space for young people to relax, spend time with friends, make new friends and have the support of trusted, qualified youth workers. The activities are engaging and ....more

This project will provide a safe space for young people to relax, spend time with friends, make new friends and have the support of trusted, qualified youth workers. The activities are engaging and enjoyable, allowing young people to learn life skills, such as cooking and financial management, as well as introduce them to new hobbies.

The funding will be used to deliver filmmaking workshops. The project aims to support youth's skill development and advertise the group's activities.

Health and well-being is a broad category which includes mental, emotional, physical and sexual health. It is expected that young women (aged 10-18) will benefit from the following outcomes: Online ....more

Health and well-being is a broad category which includes mental, emotional, physical and sexual health. It is expected that young women (aged 10-18) will benefit from the following outcomes: Online resources: - A safe social media forum where they can share experiences, seek support, ask advice and connect with other young women. - A web-based information point where they can access guidance about health, contact details for support organisations and information about when services such as provision of free contraception etc. are available. A safe space to meet: - Social contact improves mental and emotional well-being and allows exchange of experiences and information. This is empowering, educating and reduces feelings of isolation which can arise if people assume they are alone facing a certain issue. Workshops (free at the point of use): - Covering a range of subjects such as healthy eating, exercise, improving self-esteem, safe emotional expression, self-care, healthy lifestyles and reproductive health. They could include specific sessions on being a young mum, a young carer, self-harm, alcoholism, smoking/vaping, eating disorders, drug use etc. if these needs became apparent. Peer support: - Young women receiving peer support training would be empowered to make a difference through identifying other young women who could benefit, bringing them into the project and giving them a voice in shaping provision. Helping each other boosts self-esteem, improves social cohesion and is a useful skill. - Young women being supported would feel less isolated, receive advice and information from someone in a similar situation to them (rather than someone official) and be inspired to support others. Distribution of free sanitary products: - To enable everyone to experience their menstrual cycle without fear of being unprepared. Free contraception and sexual health advice: - Ensuring that young women are confident, informed and protected in their sexual activity.

Health and well-being is a broad category which includes mental, emotional, physical and sexual health. It is expected that young women (aged 10-18) will benefit from the following outcomes: Online ....more

Health and well-being is a broad category which includes mental, emotional, physical and sexual health. It is expected that young women (aged 10-18) will benefit from the following outcomes: Online resources: - A safe social media forum where they can share experiences, seek support, ask advice and connect with other young women. - A web-based information point where they can access guidance about health, contact details for support organisations and information about when services such as provision of free contraception etc. are available. A safe space to meet: - Social contact improves mental and emotional well-being and allows exchange of experiences and information. This is empowering, educating and reduces feelings of isolation which can arise if people assume they are alone facing a certain issue. Workshops (free at the point of use): - Covering a range of subjects such as healthy eating, exercise, improving self-esteem, safe emotional expression, self-care, healthy lifestyles and reproductive health. They could include specific sessions on being a young mum, a young carer, self-harm, alcoholism, smoking/vaping, eating disorders, drug use etc. if these needs became apparent. Peer support: - Young women receiving peer support training would be empowered to make a difference through identifying other young women who could benefit, bringing them into the project and giving them a voice in shaping provision. Helping each other boosts self-esteem, improves social cohesion and is a useful skill. - Young women being supported would feel less isolated, receive advice and information from someone in a similar situation to them (rather than someone official) and be inspired to support others. Distribution of free sanitary products: - To enable everyone to experience their menstrual cycle without fear of being unprepared. Free contraception and sexual health advice: - Ensuring that young women are confident, informed and protected in their sexual activity.

This funding will be used to develop a youth club, helping to provide a wider range of activities for young people. This will encourage them to use the facilities and help combat anti-social ....more

This funding will be used to develop a youth club, helping to provide a wider range of activities for young people. This will encourage them to use the facilities and help combat anti-social behaviour.