Summary

The Young Persons Empowerment Programme was created in response to the need to engage and develop young people who are in Alternative Provision. Working with the Knights Templar School, we were able to pilot and refine this engaging and dynamic personal development programme.

Objectives

To provide external support to young people who struggle in mainstream education. Giving them time, a voice and an understanding of their emotions, their attitude to life, and how they can be the best version of themselves.

Challenges we aim to overcome

  • Young people school engagement
  • Disruptive behaviour in class
  • Detoriorating mental health
  • Feeling of disconnect
  • Poor attention span

Solutions

We offer a 10 week programme of one hour sessions preferably at the beginning of the week. In these sessions, we have the chance to work with your young people and develop them away from the core cirriculum. We work closely with them and build a rapport and trusting relationship where we address subjects which affect their lives. Whether it be bullying, friendship issues or self confidence, we are able to work with the young people at their level.

Benefits

External mentor to bring a fresh and engaging approach away from lesson teaching.

Topics covered include how to manage stress, anxiety and depression, wellbeing and exercise, peer support, the impact of social media, citizenship, and many others.

Time spent specially to support the children with extra needs to support them and encourage improvement in their soft skills.

A word from our CEO, Danielle Bridge

“ABC Life Support has 13 years experience in training and have a team of exceptional trainers and mentors who have the ability to connect and nurture young people. This programme gives your school the chance to engage and develop the soft skills of your young people.”

Danielle Bridge, founder and MD of ABC Life Support CIC