Empowering young people to access opportunities. Collaborating with families and organisations to create systemic change in LS14.
Inputs
Qualified Youth Team with diverse specialities
Existing Funding
Buildings & areas
Kentmere Community Centre
LS14 Trust
Imagination Station
Rein Park (Playbox, pump track)
Wider Team
We Are Seacroft & Local Partnerships
Leeds Youth Allicance & City Partnerships
National Support & Funding
Locality, Sport England, National Lottery
Leeds City Council, Clarion Housing, National Lottery
Prospective Funding
Children In Need
Young People's Voice & Influence
Resources & Equipment
Outputs
Sports Provision
Football
Sports Leaders
Detached
Youth Work
Youth Club
Mentoring
Targeted Group Work
Rein Park Wheels
Detached
Out Reach
Youth Groups & Actvities
Girls Group
Boys Group
Hang Out
Sibs
Active Travel
Playbox
Rein Park
Sutton Estate
Healthy Holidays
Trauma Informed Practice
Mentoring
Group Work
Tea, Toast & Tots
Actvities
Events
Food
Youth Cafe
Parent / Carer Support
Next Gen
Short term Outcomes
More young people will be engaged in positive activities.
More young people will engage in diversionary activities.
Longer Term Outcomes
More young people will have their voices heard and influence the development of youth spaces and activities in their area.
More individuals and groups of young people will be better connected to their community.
More young people will have role models who will provide a consistent and positive influence.
More young people will be given training and development opportunities.
More young people will be given volunteer opportunities.
More young people will improve their communication skills and increase their confidence.
More young people will have access to healthy meals.
Fewer young people will be involved in ASB.
Stronger local and city wide partnerships leads to collective action and increased joined up working.
Greater awareness of local and city partners and assets
Young people will have greater choice and opportunities in their area.
Young people will learn new skills and enhance existing ones.
Families will have more options to engage in positive activities in their area.
Families will feel more connected to their local area.
Young people will be listened to.
Play and fun will be valued.
More young people will engage in local social action.
Continuous learning will be prioritised.
Staff team will be given opportunities for continuous learning.
Assumptions
Relationships with individuals are more important than the activities carried out.
Activities are tailored around young people's needs and wants
The importance of collaboration
LS14 Trust values and ABCD at the heart of all the work.
External factors and funding changes affect ability to deliver change
Individual staff members are key to the success of the change
Less young people will be at risk of CCE
More young people will make postitive life choices
More young people will have their ideas and assumptions challenged.
More young people will have positive role models to look up to.