THE YOUTH ASSOCIATION

over two years towards core, salary and project costs at a youth charity in Yorkshire that works with Roma young people in Doncaster, Bradford and Barnsley

As an organisation, we have 4 designated safeguarding leads, and all our staff attain a level 2 safeguarding certificate and have undergone safeguarding training so are informed of the approach we must take to deal with any safeguarding concerns. ....more

As an organisation, we have 4 designated safeguarding leads, and all our staff attain a level 2 safeguarding certificate and have undergone safeguarding training so are informed of the approach we must take to deal with any safeguarding concerns. All members of staff attain up-to-date DBS checks. For all our work, we conduct risk assessments that are verified by our designated safeguarding leads who will be on call for the session, from when young people arrive to when young people leave the session. This process is the same for trips, where we also gain consent from parents or carers through a digital form.

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The funding will be used by the project over three years to expand its StreetSmart project which provides support through detached youth workers to young people who are marginalised and at risk of engaging with anti-social and criminal behaviour. ....more

The funding will be used by the project over three years to expand its StreetSmart project which provides support through detached youth workers to young people who are marginalised and at risk of engaging with anti-social and criminal behaviour. This aims to reduce isolation and improve young people's ability to fulfil their potential.

The funding will be used to carry out street level youth work and supplementary sessions across community centres where they will provide interactive workshops on topics such as drugs awareness knife crime awareness and CPR training along with ....more

The funding will be used to carry out street level youth work and supplementary sessions across community centres where they will provide interactive workshops on topics such as drugs awareness knife crime awareness and CPR training along with recreational activities. The project aims to develop positive experiences and role models for young people and improve community relationships.

Core costs for Infrastructure & Third Sector Support

Core costs for Infrastructure & Third Sector Support

The funding will provide wrap-around support for children and young people at street level specifically in Richmond Hill Burmantofts Halton Moor and the Bellbrookes part of Harehills. It is aimed at those who are often marginalised and disengaged ....more

The funding will provide wrap-around support for children and young people at street level specifically in Richmond Hill Burmantofts Halton Moor and the Bellbrookes part of Harehills. It is aimed at those who are often marginalised and disengaged and choose to spend time in outdoor spaces. Common issues presented in these areas are youth violence gangs drug taking and drug dealing and a vulnerability to participating in organised crime.

This project will use the Platinum Jubilee to enable young people to develop activities and be at the forefront of social action and change. They will identify issues within the local community and bring about change that has the capacity to leave a ....more

This project will use the Platinum Jubilee to enable young people to develop activities and be at the forefront of social action and change. They will identify issues within the local community and bring about change that has the capacity to leave a legacy giving young people a voice so they can develop relationships with the wider community. Young people will become Community Ambassadors providing a platform for peer-to-peer engagement.

StreetSafe aims to change attitudes to violence and crime among young people, providing wrap-around support at street level – a setting where parents, schools and most other services have little reach.

Capital and core costs for Youth Welfare & Education

We are planning on running a wide range of activities across the Healthy Holidays programme, with the aim of engaging out target group (ages 11-16). It will be open access provision; however, we will have specific activities which meet the needs of ....more

We are planning on running a wide range of activities across the Healthy Holidays programme, with the aim of engaging out target group (ages 11-16). It will be open access provision; however, we will have specific activities which meet the needs of an older audience. We always want to ensure that young people are at the centre of the decision making and that the activities suit their interests.

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Our Easter programme provides food parcels and recipe suggestions at street level, using COVID-secure methods to reach the most vulnerable. The programme will be supported by our young community ambassadors from Halton Moor and will be based in the ....more

Our Easter programme provides food parcels and recipe suggestions at street level, using COVID-secure methods to reach the most vulnerable. The programme will be supported by our young community ambassadors from Halton Moor and will be based in the Temple Newsam and BRH wards.

as an additional grant to support staff, volunteer and trustee wellbeing, to assist the organisation deliver its charitable purpose more effectively

Grant to The Youth Association

Grant to The Youth Association

Grant to The Youth Association

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public ....more

"The fund aims to:1) To reduce closures of essential charities that provide essential services to vulnerable groups during the COVID-19 crisis by ensuring they have the financial resources to operate, thereby reducing the burden on public services.2) To ensure essential services are provided to vulnerable people, both in the short and long term through increased community support through the work of charitable organisations."

Grant to The Youth Association

Grant to The Youth Association

Emergency food and/or activity provision in response to Covid-19 outbreak and lockdown.

Grant to The Youth Association

Grant to The Youth Association

Roma empowerment project

Roma empowerment project. The wider aim of the scheme is: To deliver onward grants to increase positive activities for young people by delivering extra sessions in youth clubs for the financial year 2019/20

Money from Pears Youth Fund 2019 underspend (£3,019.02) with a top-up from Mohn Westlake money (£1,867.98). This is for a youth consultation and engagement project which will see how youth voice can be best reflected in Pears Youth Fund, and to ....more

Money from Pears Youth Fund 2019 underspend (£3,019.02) with a top-up from Mohn Westlake money (£1,867.98). This is for a youth consultation and engagement project which will see how youth voice can be best reflected in Pears Youth Fund, and to some extent our work generally. Full proposal and additional clarifications attached - AB 24/01/2020

The Community Ambassadors Programme (CAP) is a scheme that increases levels of aspiration, empowerment and social mixing, by taking social action to street level. It takes two community issues (street-gathering and lack of inter-community mixing) ....more

The Community Ambassadors Programme (CAP) is a scheme that increases levels of aspiration, empowerment and social mixing, by taking social action to street level. It takes two community issues (street-gathering and lack of inter-community mixing) and combines them to form an innovative response.

The Community Ambassadors Programme (CAP) is a scheme that increases levels of empowerment and life skills, by taking youth-led advocacy to street level. * Please note: with regards to questions above, the CAP is based in the Halton and Great Horton ....more

The Community Ambassadors Programme (CAP) is a scheme that increases levels of empowerment and life skills, by taking youth-led advocacy to street level. * Please note: with regards to questions above, the CAP is based in the Halton and Great Horton communities of Leeds and Bradford, where TYA has an existing presence. Post codes are LS15 0ES and BD7 3PF

Eat on the Street is an exciting and attractive age-appropriate programme designed to help children and young people develop food/nutrition knowledge and adopt active lifestyle choices.

Impact: In the short time-frame of this project, Dobre Girls aims to reduce the marginalization of 13-17-year-old young women in Hexthorpe and improve their chances of achieving their ambitions and aspirations. Outcomes: Three Dobre Girls outcomes ....more

Impact: In the short time-frame of this project, Dobre Girls aims to reduce the marginalization of 13-17-year-old young women in Hexthorpe and improve their chances of achieving their ambitions and aspirations. Outcomes: Three Dobre Girls outcomes are identified below, demonstrating growth in aspirations, confidence and life skills. Indicators for these outcomes are suggested in the following section: 1. Young women will be inspired to broaden their ambitions through exposure to strong female role-models throughout the project 2. Young women will report improved self-esteem and increased confidence to pursue their interests and ambitions 3. Young women will be equipped with a set of attitudes and life skills that they feel are relevant to their aspirations Aside from the key intended outcomes outlined above, Dobre Girls will have positive by-products that will make other differences to groups of young women and their wider community: - Firstly, TYAs presence has already shown success in engaging young women on the verge of trouble. One group of girls, whose anti-social behaviour has come to the attention of the police, have been engaging with our youth workers since summer 2018. The team has built relationships with the group and, during the Dobre Girls project, will involve them in trips, activities and potentially accredited work. Decades of experience leads TYA to predict that their attitudes will improve as a result of the project and deter them from involvement in antisocial or risky behaviour. - Secondly, the impact on the girls involved in the project is likely to have a domino effect in the community. Positive stories will spread through word-of-mouth and will reach other young women, hopefully encouraging them to seek TYAs support.

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‘You’re not a-loan’ is an intensive programme responding to the widespread issues of problematic personal finance, debt and illegal money lending, experienced by young, long-term unemployed adults.

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Eat on the Street is an exciting and attractive age-appropriate programme designed to help children and young people develop food/nutrition knowledge and adopt active lifestyle choices.

This project will work with children and young people aged 10-18 from recently-arrived communities to empower them to make decisions, build skills and build stronger relationships through varied activities such as cooking on a budget and film making.

The group is looking to continue its Monk Bretton Detached Project, which delivers youth engagement work in Monk Bretton and Lundwood, areas with high deprivation levels and many young people on the verge of involvement with crime and anti-social ....more

The group is looking to continue its Monk Bretton Detached Project, which delivers youth engagement work in Monk Bretton and Lundwood, areas with high deprivation levels and many young people on the verge of involvement with crime and anti-social behavior. Street-based youth workers will help dis-engaged young people by building relationships during evenings and weekends in local outdoor spaces. Support and activities will also be offered to develop life skills and improve access to accredited training.

This project will deliver support and engagement activities to young people in the Doncaster suburb of Hexthorpe, aimed at 13-24 year old young people to help develop life skills, access to training and reduce anti-social behaviour. Accredited ....more

This project will deliver support and engagement activities to young people in the Doncaster suburb of Hexthorpe, aimed at 13-24 year old young people to help develop life skills, access to training and reduce anti-social behaviour. Accredited learning will include courses on employability, active citizenship, community working, food, nutrition and entrepreneurship. Activity programmes will include cycling, boxercise, cultural dance, artwork, music and healthy food preparation/cooking.

The aim of this continuation project is so The Youth Association (TYA) can continue to reach out to local disengaged young people to offer informal education through healthy activity programmes and recruit and train local young people to become ....more

The aim of this continuation project is so The Youth Association (TYA) can continue to reach out to local disengaged young people to offer informal education through healthy activity programmes and recruit and train local young people to become volunteer community champions. The project works with young people aged 13 - 19 in the relatively isolated district of Monk Bretton, Barnsley, South Yorkshire.