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Our autumn 2021 projects for young people are now running in our young people’s centres. Join one in your area now!
- Ongoing
- Watford
- Disabled Access
Services for Young People Move it! Health Project for Young People with Learning Disabilities at Watford Young People's Centre
The Services for Young People Move it! Health Project for young people with learning disabilities is all about making small changes to make a big difference! Become more active, learn to cook exciting and healthy meals - and have fun!
- Ongoing
- Watford
- Disabled Access
Services for Young People Stand Up Project at Watford Young People’s Centre
The Services for Young People Stand Up Project at Watford Young People’s Centre is for young people aged 14-17 with Black African, Caribbean or mixed heritage.
- Ongoing
- Watford
Services for Young People West Watford Positive Pathways Project at Holywell Community Centre, Watford
At the West Watford Positive Pathways Project we promote positive life choices and help young people find positive alternatives to crime and antisocial behaviour. Come to the Holywell Community Centre in Watford on Tuesdays and get involved!
- Ongoing
- Watford
- Disabled Access
Services for Young People Emotional Wellbeing Project at Watford Young People's Centre, Watford
Are you aged 13-17? Do you feel you would like some support with your emotional wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem? Would you like to also learn new skills and meet new people? Then the Services for Young People Emotional Wellbeing Project at Watford Young People's Centre could be for you!
- Ongoing
- Watford
Services for Young People Empathy Project at Watford General Hospital, Watford
The Services for Young People Empathy Project is a volunteering opportunity for young people in Hertfordshire. Nobody knows quite how a young person feels when they have to go to hospital in an emergency better than another young person. The Empathy Project enables young people aged 17 to 21 to volunteer as community navigators, administer social prescriptions and give emotional support to other young people attending A&E.
