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We are a voluntary service focused on supporting young people identified by services as being at significant/moderate risk of Criminal Exploitation within Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. We can work with young people up to the age of 17, currently we have no minimum age restriction. We take referrals from a range of statutory and community services
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YMCA has been supporting young people in the UK and across the world for over 150 years. YMCA Trinity Group delivers needs led services to communities across Cambridgeshire, Peterborough & Suffolk. We are an established service, providing a range of preventative and clinical support to organisations, young people, their families and carers. Our holistic approach
To nurture the skills of resilience is key to providing young people with the ability to cope with stress, adversity, failure and challenges. Resilience is evident when young people have a greater ability to “bounce back” when faced with difficulties and achieve positive outcomes. Resilience empowers the individual to understand how feelings and emotions are
The Cambridgeshire PE Advisory service supports schools and settings to promote health, safety and resilience amongst young people Provide Reliable, professional and sustainable support services for all schools and settings Raise awareness of physical education’s contribution to public health and well-being Lead the development of a workforce to deliver high quality physical education and sport
To nurture the skills of resilience is key to providing young people with the ability to cope with stress, adversity, failure and challenges. Resilience is evident when young people have a greater ability to ‘bounce back’ when faced with difficulties and achieve positive outcomes. Resilience empowers the individual to recognise issues caused by poor personal
To nurture the skills of resilience is key to providing young people with the ability to cope with stress, adversity, failure and challenges. Resilience is evident when young people have a greater ability to “bounce back” when faced with difficulties and achieve positive outcomes. Resilience is required to resist the temptation of sugary food and
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To nurture the skills of resilience is key to providing young people with the ability to cope with stress, adversity, failure and challenges. Resilience is evident when young people have a greater ability to “bounce back” when faced with difficulties and achieve positive outcomes. Resilience empowers the individual to assess risks, be aware of peer