Activites for young people
| Duke of Edinburgh - If your usual DofE activities are cancelled, there are loads of new ones you can try from home instead! Click the link for new activity ideas |  |
If you are supported by Cumbria Youth Alliance there are a range of different ASDAN qualifications you can access to improve your CV. Contact your key worker for more information
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| YOUTH EMPLOYMENT UK Have created an excellent resource around skills and career activities covers a range of topics to work through:
These resources are designed for young people aged 14-24 including those in education, employment and training and those looking for work | You can download your booklet here Skills-Careers-activities-booklet.pdf |
| Being stuck at home doesn’t mean you have to miss out on rich cultural experiences. Voice have complied plenty of ways to experience culture in the comfort of your own four walls, recommendations on e-books, learning music, TV and Theatre even video games. Click the Voice link to find out more |  |
Ever wanted to know how to code? or have a career in STEM science. Brush up on your technology skills using the websites opposite. |   |
Watch videos in our coronavirus playlist - YouTube Supporting children’s mental health in times of disruption - Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families Calm Zone - Breathing exercises provided by Childline Worries and how to cope during Coronavirus COVID-19 resources for families Coronavirus explanation for children Easy-to-read guide - Healthwatch Take part in P.E. with Joe (weekdays at 9am - videos saved to Joe Wick's YouTube channel) A social story about coronavirus - Carole Gray Guide to living with worry and anxiety amidst global uncertainty Random acts of kindness during the coronavirus outbreak - Mental Health Foundation Coronavirus and mental wellbeing - Every Mind Matters Coronavirus anxiety: how to cope if you’re feeling anxious about the outbreak |  |
The Stepladder of Achievement is an online learning tool for 15-25 year olds to develop financial know-how and for making plans for your future. It has six Steps for you to work through. And it’s free for you to use! Step 1: Literacy Step 2: Numeracy Step 3: Making My Money Work Step 4: My Plans for the Future Step 5: Managing My Money Step 6: Securing Future Education, Employment or Training | Click below to register or ring Cat Hawkes on 07444869460  |
Cumbria Youth Alliance have 6 online modules based around improving your emotional resilience and well-being, they include:
| For more information and how to register click below |