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  • Meet Panda Phelan – Bounce Back 4 Kids Senior Support Worker
    5 May 2021

    Panda Phelan is the Senior Support Worker for Bounce Back 4 Kids (BB4K) which supports families affected by domestic abuse, once the perpetrator of the abuse has left the family home. She writes a monthly BB4K Positive Newsletter which you can sign up for here. Tell us about BB4K and your role… BB4K is a therapeutic support service ...

  • Reading Prince’s Trust Team programme – starts 10 May 2021
    28 April 2021

    Adviza and The London Irish Foundation are now recruiting young people for the successful Prince’s Trust Team programme, starting in Reading on Monday 10 May 2021. The Prince’s Trust Team Programme is a course designed to re-engage young people aged 16–25 years: to help them gain confidence, develop a support network and build the skills ...

  • Prince’s Trust – latest opportunities in the Thames Valley
    26 March 2021

    Explore Enterprise – for 16 and 17 year olds Prince’s Trust one-off two day Explore Enterprise programme for 16–17 year olds will cover everything you need to give you an insight into the world of enterprise and what is to be expected. When: Main Programme starts Tuesday 30 March – Wednesday 31 March Where: Pan London – Virtual ...

  • Your Youth Team’s Programme – March to June 2021
    26 March 2021

    Join one of our virtual groups to meet other young people in Reading …or have a chat – in person – with members of our Youth Team, who will be in different parts of Reading each week. To join any of our virtual groups, email  the Youth Team ryp@brighterfuturesforchildren.org or call 01189 376545. Follow @readingyoungpeople on Instagram for ...

  • New theatre company for neurodivergent community offers internships and short breaks
    25 March 2021

    A new theatre company working with the neurodivergent community has just been launched Make/Sense Theatre has been set up by former special needs school teachers and is being supported by Reading Rep. The community interest company is offering supported SEN internships in partnership with Ways into Work CIC and Route to Recruit. They have also organised some ...

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