Over the course of the year, Young Leicestershire and it’s affiliated clubs have achieved many positive outcomes, thanks to the hard working, dedicated staff and volunteers.
Blaby Youth Club
100 young people feel healthier and happier. 6 young people completed the national 100 Mile Canoe Challenge. 120 young people participated in positive activities on a Friday night.
Eyres Monsell Volunteer Group
20 young people achieved nationally accredited ASDAN Awards.
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12 young carers report increased confidence, independence and social skills. 14 have experienced a positive change through their group work experience.
Glenfield Youth Club
90 young members engage in positive diversionary activities.
Hinckley Young Carers Group
17 young carers say they enjoyed improved wellbeing and self-confidence by engaging in activities they would otherwise be excluded.
Leysland High School Friendship Group
8 young people say they are more confident and engaged at school.
Melton Youth Clubs
45 young people enjoyed positive outcomes, including CV writing and ongoing support to improve life chances. 14 young people resolved issues around bullying and self-esteem.
10 young volunteers achieved nationally accredited Passport to Volunteering qualification.
New Parks Inclusion Group
233 positive outcomes reported by young people
Redmoore High School Emotional Wellbeing Project
Staff identified that 10 young people showed improvements in confidence and wellbeing in other areas of school life as a result of our work.
Sapcote Youth Club
50 young people living in a rural setting attend their local youth club.
Oadby Youth Club
45 young people showed improved life chances through healthy eating and volunteering opportunities.