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Adult Mental Health Services Community Development Workers for Black & Minority Ethnic Communities
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- Community Development Workers work with BME community members to raise awareness of mental health well being.
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Elm Grove
Southsea
PO5 1LN
Binsteed Community Centre
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- A range of services provided to the community including; Childcare for 0-12 years, Holiday schemes, All day care, …
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Langley Road, Buckland, Portsmouth
PO2 7PX
Cosham Community Centre
Description
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- Lots of activities going on at the Centre including: group work, issue based work, cooking, art work, music, games, and use of a laptop.
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Hawthorn Crescent, Cosham, Portsmouth
PO6 3AP
Duke of Edinburghs Award (Portsmouth)
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- The Award is a challenging personal development programme of activities which provides benefits to young people aged 14 - 25, such as learning new skills, helping others and experiencing adventure as well as gaining a great sense of achievement.
- doe@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
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Hillside Youth & Community Centre, Cheltenham Road, Paulsgrove, Portsmouth
PO6 3PY
Interfusion
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- Interfusion is an independent group directed by young people of all faiths, belief systems or none, working together to seek understanding and dialogue between communities. We appreciate what we share, while valuing our diversity and spirituality. We explore our common and diverse traditions and heritages. We learn about each other's beliefs,…
Young Advisers Portsmouth (YAP)
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- Young Advisors are young people aged between 15 and 21, who show community leaders and decision makers how to engage young people in community life, regeneration and renewal. Young Advisors are trained and employed consultants who guide local authorities, housing associations and other local partners about what it is like for a young person to…
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The Haven, Lake Road, Portsmouth
PO1 4HA
Young Money
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- Young Money provides £200,000 per year which is available to anyone aged 13-19 living in Portsmouth (PO1-PO6). The money can be spent on anything that will increase things to do or places to go for young people in Portsmouth. Amongst some of the things we funded last year was air-time for a young people's radio show, fencing equipment to…
- yau@portsmouthcc.gov.uk
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Integrated Youth Support Service, Medina House, 38 Medina Road, Portsmouth
PO6 3EX
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