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Qwell - Mental Health Support - Digital Offer

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Qwell - Mental Health Support - Digital Offer

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Info on how to join JOY

19/12/23

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Diabetes - Plymouth Together Type 1 Event 16-25s

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Diabetes - Plymouth Together Type 1 Event 16-25s

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Wed, 6 Mar 2024 18:30 - 20:30 GMT

Join the Diabetes UK Youth Team for the first event for young people in and around Plymouth. We will be meeting at Paradise Island as we put your mini golf skills to the test!

Do you want:

Meet likeminded people living with type 1

Develop new skills

Have fun!

Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come first serve basis so act fast to claim your FREE ticket to the event.

19/12/23

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Are you 16-25 living with type 1 diabetes and living in the Plymouth area? Join us for an evening at Paradise Island on Wednesday 16th March

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Applying for Funding for Youth and Community Work

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Applying for Funding for Youth and Community Work

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Masterclasses are delivered by practitioners and academics alongside undergraduate and postgraduate students and provide the opportunity to share practice knowledge on a range of contemporary issues and research.

This is the second session in the series:

Title: Applying for Funding for Youth and Community Work

Date: Friday 9 February 2024

Location: The Octagon, Plymouth Marjon University Campus

Order of the afternoon:

12:45 - 13:00 Registration

13:00 - 15:30 - Speakers to be announced shortly.

For more information please contact Rob Reynolds (rreynolds@marjon.ac.uk)

The masterclass is open to all and free to attend.

Registration opens shortly.

19/12/23

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Masterclasses are delivered by practitioners and academics alongside undergraduate and postgraduate students and provide the opportunity to share practice knowledge on a range of contemporary issues and research.

This is the second session in the series:

Title: Applying for Funding for Youth and Community Work

Date: Friday 9 February 2024

Location: The Octagon, Plymouth Marjon University Campus

Order of the afternoon:

12:45 - 13:00 Registration

13:00 - 15:30 - Speakers to be announced shortly.

For more information please contact Rob Reynolds (rreynolds@marjon.ac.uk)

The masterclass is open to all and free to attend.
Registration opens shortly.

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Applying for Funding for Youth and Community Work

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Eventbrite - Helen Thewlis presents Applying for Funding for Youth and Community Work - Friday, 9 February 2024 at Plymouth Marjon University, Plymouth, Devon. Find event and ticket information.

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Shame Competence training workshop sessions, presented by Professor Luna Dolezal

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Shame Competence training workshop sessions, presented by Professor Luna Dolezal

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Due to demand a further two Introduction to Shame Competence training workshop sessions, presented by Professor Luna Dolezal, have been arranged. I know many people were disappointed recently as they weren’t able to join due to the high demand; therefore please find links for dates in the New Year below. Please direct any questions about the sessions to j.c.b.woodhams@exeter.ac.uk .

"Introduction to Shame Competence" Training Workshop - 10am-12pm, 11th January, 2024 - https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/introduction-to-shame-competence-training-110124-tickets-768951884787?aff=oddtdtcreator

"Introduction to Shame Competence" Training Workshop - 10am-12pm - 8th February, 2024 – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/introduction-to-shame-competence-training-080224-tickets-768957872697?aff=oddtdtcreator

18/12/23

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Introduction to Shame Competence Training (11.01.24)

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Introduction to Shame Competence Training is a 2-hour online training workshop that will introduce the idea of ‘shame competence’.

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DWP - Disability Advocacy Team Information Sessions Jan/Feb 24

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DWP - Disability Advocacy Team Information Sessions Jan/Feb 24

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See details of external Stakeholder information sessions being offer by the Disability Services Advocacy Team on the following benefits during January and February 2024:

Personal Independence Payment

Disability Living Allowance for Children

Industrial Injuries Payment

If you are interested in upskilling in these areas, please use the attached to identify an appropriate session and book on to it.

18/12/23

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We are the young adult carers service who support carers aged 16-25. Referring into our service is easy, you just the permission of the young person, their email, DOB and their mobile number and we will do the rest! 

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We are the young adult carers service who support carers aged 16-25. Referring into our service is easy, you just the permission of the young person, their email, DOB and their mobile number and we will do the rest! 

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The Health Inclusion Pathway, Plymouth (HIPP) is a multi-disciplinary team that works between the community and University Hospital Plymouth.
Health Inclusion Pathway, Plymouth-on the Acute Referral Hub- 01752437777, option 9 for help if your patient is experiencing health problems related to homelessness or addiction; d-icb.hipp@nhs.net to refer
Presented at Transitions Matrix 12/09

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In-Reach is for young people who:

Are 11-17 years old

Are registered with a Devon Doctors Surgery
(including Torbay and Plymouth)

Have been admitted (or at risk of being admitted) to Hospital

What we do

forum Youth Work

You and your youth worker will work together, to build a relationship and get to know one another. Your youth worker will give you the chance to talk face-to-face, listen to what’s important to you, and do the things you like to do e.g. doing fun activities. The people you live with can be part of this, if you want them to be.

person Personal plan

You and your youth worker will work together to make a plan around what you need help with, and what you want to change in your life. Your plan can be made any way you want e.g. with drawings, or voice recordings.

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Help can be available to support your plan and help you achieve your goals. Your youth worker will work with you, to ensure your goals are sustainable long-term.
Presented at Transitions Matrix 10/10

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forum Youth Work You and your youth worker will work together, to build a relationship and get to know one another. Your youth worker will give you the chance to talk face-to-face, listen

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Call our emergency national helpline 0808 8004444 during opening hours if you are homeless, have nowhere to stay tonight, are worried about losing your home, or are at risk of harm or abuse in your home.

Our online advice can help you with your housing rights and the next steps to take in your situation.

Use our webchat if you need help to take the next steps, or prefer not to call.

Use the Plymouth walk-in service if you need face-to-face support. This service is available Mondays and Thursdays 10am to 12pm.

Our Legal Aid legal service

Our legal team can help you if you are eligible for Legal Aid, for example, if you need to go to court about a housing problem or to challenge a council’s homelessness decision.

To speak to the legal team you will need to make an appointment. To make an appointment with the legal team in Plymouth, please call 0344 515 1880 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. This number is for new legal appointments only.
Presented at Transitions Matrix 10/10/23

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Get free help and advice if you’re facing bad housing or homelessness at our service in Plymouth. Call us or pop in to make an appointment.

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We are a free confidential, NHS talking therapy service for people (aged 16+) in Plymouth. We provide treatment to clients with a common mental health problems. We aim to help you feel better and give you the tools and techniques to improve your mental and physical wellbeing, specifically for common mental health difficulties such as anxiety and depression. 11/09/23

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Service: SHARP - Young Peoples Drug and Alcohol Support Service - Website

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Service: SHARP - Young Peoples Drug and Alcohol Support Service - Website

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Information on SHARP - Harbour's Young Peoples Drug and Alcohol Support Service. 08/08/23

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We know that a 'one size fits all' approach just doesn't work, so we have a team of specialists offering support for under 18s.

Our work with young people includes help to stop or cut down use of alcohol and drugs, information and guidance, and work with other specialists and services to keep young people safe from harm, and look forward to the future ahead.

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How we can make Differences for our Young People - Harbour

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YOUNG PEOPLE support at Harbour By working with Young People, we can address drug or alcohol use early. I NEED HELP IM WORRIED ABOUT SOMEONE We know that a 'one size fits all' approach just doesn't work, so we have a team of specialists offering support for under 18s.

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Service: Learning Disability and Autism Programme - Website

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Service: Learning Disability and Autism Programme - Website

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Information on Livewell Southwest Learning Disability and Autism Programme (LDAP) in Plymouth. 08/08/23

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Service: Young Adult Carers Poster/ Contact Details

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Service: Young Adult Carers Poster/ Contact Details

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Contact details for Young Carers Service from Improving Lives Plymouth/ Making Carers Count. 08/08/23

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Funding: Devon Mental Health Alliance (DMHA) - Innovation Fund

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Funding: Devon Mental Health Alliance (DMHA) - Innovation Fund

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The Devon Mental Health Alliance (DMHA) Innovation Fund provides grants of up to £800 to VCSE organisations delivering innovative support to improve mental wellbeing across Devon. 08/08/23

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DMHA Innovation Fund - Devon Mental Health Alliance | Working together for better mental health

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Any VCSE organisation delivering activities, projects, or programmes in Devon which help to support people's mental wellbeing can apply for a grant from the DMHA Innovation Fund. We are particularly hoping to help organisations with projects that provide genuine innovation in helping to alleviate challenges in the areas below.

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Plymouth Mental Health Collective - Website

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Plymouth Mental Health Collective - Website

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Plymouth Mental Health Collective (beehiiv.com)  08/08/23

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Internships: 40hr Internships for University of Plymouth Students from School of Society and Culture

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Internships: 40hr Internships for University of Plymouth Students from School of Society and Culture

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40-hour internships (suggested format is between 4-8 hours per week but can be negotiated with successful intern).

Late September - January (duration of 1st round).

Students paid and committed.

Internships agreement will need signing by org's, agreeing to mentor intern.

Subject specific or generic tasks / internships are all considered for funding.

SoSC students are (English, Creative Writing, Music, Music tech, History, Art History, Sociology, Law, Criminology, Professional Policing, Anthropology, Politics, International Relations). Please note: Students from outside the school may be offered internships that require special skills that SoSC do not possess. These are usually offered when the inclusion of the out of SoSC student means that a SoSC gets to also be a part of the internship. For instance, we funded a student from education to complete a team of 3 peer educators, (3 interns were necessary and we only recruited 2, which meant that the project would not be able to go ahead without a 3rd).

Contact Lee Whittock, Industry Liaison, School of Society & Culture

Industry Liaison, School of Society & Culture @ University of Plymouth
lee.whittock@plymouth.ac.uk

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Education: University Of Plymouth - Junior Academy funding tutoring for 12-16 year olds aiming for BA(Hons) Music Degree

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Education: University Of Plymouth - Junior Academy funding tutoring for 12-16 year olds aiming for BA(Hons) Music Degree

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The Junior Academy provides instrumental music lessons and theory tuition for 12–16 year olds from the most experienced teachers in the South West of England. Members of the Junior Academy achieving the requisite standards will be en route to an unconditional offer for the BA (Hons) Music degree at the University of Plymouth where the music entry requirements are Grade 8 instrumental and Grade 5 music theory. Accomplished members who are close to achieving the required grades may also be considered for an unconditional offer.

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The Junior Academy provides instrumental music lessons and theory tuition for 12-16 year olds from the most experienced teachers in the South West of England. Members of the Junior Academy achieving the requisite standards will be en route to an unconditional offer for the BA (Hons) Music degree at the University of Plymouth where the music entry requirements are Grade 8 instrumental and Grade 5 music theory. Accomplished members who are close to achieving the required grades may also be considered for an unconditional offer.

Junior Academy members and their parents/guardians are invited to all Arts Institute performances, workshops and masterclasses. There will be additional opportunities for members to actively participate in composition and performance events and societies. The Junior Academy is a pathway toward University life, preparing members for their personal journey into musical study at higher education.

Membership is free and we welcome young musicians within the South West region (12 to 16 years) who have aspirations to study music at degree level. If you are interested in becoming a member please ask a parent/guardian or teacher to email Todd Antill todd.antill@plymouth.ac.uk for further information/to arrange a meeting.

The Junior Academy funding for instrumental lessons is dependent on personal circumstances. We cannot confirm students' eligibility until we have received their funding application. There are a limited number of part or fully-funded programmes for talented pupils who meet the requirements of the funding body. For further information please contact Todd Antill todd.antill@plymouth.ac.uk.

Each member of the Junior Academy who receives instrumental lessons will be eligible to have music theory lessons fully funded up to Grade 5 theory.

1. Ideal applicants will be aged between 12 to 16 years.

2. Preferably each applicant will already have achieved one instrumental grade.

Anyone who meets the above requirements may apply to become a Junior Academy member. All applications will be considered on the basis of the student's musical achievements. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Junior Academy please ask a parent/guardian or teacher to email Todd Antill todd.antill@plymouth.ac.uk to arrange a meeting.

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The University of Plymouth BA (Hons) Music Junior Academy

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Learn from experienced teachers and develop your skills with the University of Plymouth BA (Hons) Music Junior Academy.

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Terms of Reference for Monthly Transitions Matrix Plymouth Meet Up. 04/07/23

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Information on Plymouth Changing Futures Programme and Newsletter Archive. 04/07/23

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Changing Futures is a 3 year programme, aiming to improve outcomes for adults experiencing multiple disadvantage - including combinations of homelessness, substance misuse, mental health issues, domestic abuse and contact with the criminal justice system.

Plymouth is one of 15 areas that was awarded funding.

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Changing Futures is a 3 year programme, aiming to improve outcomes for adults experiencing multiple disadvantage - including combinations of homelessness, substance misuse, mental health issues, domestic abuse and contact with the criminal justice system.    Plymouth is one of 15 areas that was awarded funding.

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Research: Zone recruiting 17-25 year olds to share stories of navigating the Plymouth homelessness system

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Research: Zone recruiting 17-25 year olds to share stories of navigating the Plymouth homelessness system

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https://www.thezoneplymouth.co.uk/have-your-story-heard

As part of Changing Futures Plymouth, 2 Peer Researchers at The Zone are looking to understand the journey and impact of experiencing homelessness for young people aged 17-25 in Plymouth. Interested young people can speak to Zone Accommodation Project worker if they have one or a service can provide young persons details to coordinator Gemma Doyle email: gemma.doyle@thezoneplymouth.co.uk

08/08/23

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Inside Out is a special program for young people in Plymouth, for those who are exhibiting harmful behaviours in the lives towards intimate partners or parents.  We are ready to help them recognise and make changes to those behaviours in a way that is suitable for them.

The program is funded for those living in the Plymouth area and this is an opportunity for them to receive help without having a financial impact on them or their families.

We are in a position to offer this support to those within the 16 - 25 year old age bracket.

If you have young people that you would like to refer for this service or any questions please contact Ahimsa Inside Out on the details below and I will send a Referral form to you for completion or you may provide details to the young person for self-referral.