Come and join us this half-term for fun activities such as creative arts, sports, cooking, teamwork skills and improved well-being.
Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 May, 10am to 3pm Harlington Young People's Centre, Hayes, UB3 4ES School years 7+ On Thursday 29, the day will include an off-site trip to Cranford Country Park (subject to weather and program changes)
Friday 30 May, 10am to 3pm Harlington Young People's Centre, Hayes, UB3 4ES School years 4 to 6 The day will include an off-site trip to Pinkwell Park (subject to weather and program changes)
Lunch will not be provided. Please bring a packed lunch, refillable water bottle and weather/activity-appropriate clothes you can move and get messy in.
Being Me Programme for children aged 8 to 17-years-old who have witnessed domestic abuse to explore self-esteem, healthy relationships and personal safety.
BOUNCE Group programme to build resilience, communication and self-esteem for 8 to 11-year-olds.
iChoose Weekly groups for boys and young men. Each week, explore issues that affect young people through games, cooking, craft, sport, activities and discussion for 12 to 19-year-olds.
KISS One-to-one mentoring and support around sex, relationship, CSE and sexual health education for 11 to 19-year-olds.
LGBTQIA+ Drop-in Fortnightly groups for 13 to 16-year-olds and 16 to 19-year-olds who are questioning or identify as LGBTQIA+.
LINK One-to-one counselling. Delivered online and at various community locations for 13 to 24-year-olds.
M- PACT (Moving Parents And Children Together) Programme to educate family members on the impact of addiction on children and family life, and help families with communication and coping strategies, so they can make positive changes. The programme also ensures children and young people living with parental substance misuse are safe, visible and their voices are heard, for 8 to 17-year-olds.
SORTED One-to-one mentoring and counselling around drugs and alcohol education for 11 to 19-year-olds.
SWiTCh Transition support programme delivered in schools and community locations to support with the transition from primary to secondary school for 8 to 11-year-olds.
Unique Swagga Weekly groups for girls and young women. Each week, explore issues that affect young people through games, cooking, craft, sport, activities and discussion for 12 to 19-year-olds.
Yoga For Wellness Group to support young people who struggle with stress, anxiety and/or depression for 15 to 21-year-olds.
Who can access the programme?
Professional referrals and self-referrals can be made for children and young people who:
are aged 8 to 24-years-old and either living, working or studying in Hillingdon, or in local authority care under Hillingdon, and are in need of targeted support
are in the age range required to access the programme
have the ability to participate in discussion-based and group work and/or one-to-one activities
are willing and able to commit to the proposed intervention
have the continuing commitment of the referrer to co-manage any issues of concern that arise during their programme participation , provide support and encourage attendance
consent for their personal information and support/development needs to be shared with our young people development services
(if under 18 years of age) have their parent's or legal guardian's consent for their personal information to be shared with, and recorded by, our Targeted Programmes team
agree that we may report anonymised data about their personal development and support needs to other teams within Hillingdon Council and to other relevant agencies.
If there is not a professional working with your family, a self-referral can be made using the 'Make a referral' button.
