Redhill Young People's Centre

Tonight's South Link club at Redhill YPC will be closed.
We hope to be back next Thursday as normal.
Apologies and see you soon.

Just a note to say that South Link Clubs - at Redhill Young People's Centre is closed tomorrow (Thursday 20th June). Many apologies.

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Redhill Young People's Centre will be closed Monday 27th May to Friday 7th June inclusive.

We will reopen Monday 10th June, starting with the JUNIOR club for young people in SCHOOL YEARS 6 - 7- 8 only.

Thank you.

If you’re worried about how much you’re drinking, taking drugs or your mental health, try talking to someone you trust, for example a family member, teacher, friend, or a doctor.

Some people try to use alcohol or drugs to change the way they feel or avoid unpleasant thoughts. Alcohol and drugs can sometimes make the problem worse and cause other issues later on.

Please don’t be afraid to talk to someone about how you’re feeling.

You can contact YoungMinds or Kooth who offer mental health support for young people.
www.youngminds.org.uk/
www.kooth.com/

If you have any questions about drugs or alcohol, or want someone to talk to about this, You can contact us on 01623 703373 or email [email protected].

We are a judgement free, safe space!💛💚

Nominations open now for this year's 4Uth Awards! Celebrate the achievement of young people aged 11-18 in Nottinghamshire!

Find out more ⬇️
https://orlo.uk/Yk2r5

Nominate here ⬇️
https://orlo.uk/vVkHd

🥳 ⭐ 4Uth Award nominations are now open!⭐ 🌟

It's time to celebrate Nottinghamshire's young people!

We're looking for our next group of nominations for the incredible young people across the county.

Do you know an inspirational young person between the ages of 11-18 who deserves to be recognised?

If so, we want to hear from you!

Nominations are welcome from anyone and are open now until Friday, 21 June 2024. Find out more at the links in the comments.

A reminder to youth club members that we are closed this evening

We're looking for volunteers to help with this year's Summer Reading Challenge!

Every year all Inspire libraries take part in the national Summer Reading Challenge. Children aged 4 – 11 are challenged to read six books over the summer.

We are looking for volunteers aged 14+ across our libraries to encourage children to join and complete the Challenge, explain to them (and their parents and carers) how it works, talk enthusiastically with them about the books they have read, and help them to choose new ones!

Volunteers will need to be free for a two/three hour session per week during the six week school holidays.

Up to the challenge, or know someone who might be? Find out more and apply at your local library: https://bit.ly/3Kzq16P

Nottinghamshire County Council

Just a reminder to all of our youth club sessions/times.

We would welcome parents/carers popping in or getting in contact to update membership information for your child/young person

Thank you

Friday night footie 8-9pm, players must register with the youth club and wear trainers/boots suitable for the 3G astroturf. ⚽️⚽️

Mondays at Redhill YPC are for the JUNIOR CLUB - open 6:15 - 8:30pm, for young people in school years 6 - 8 only.

There still time to Have your say
📢 Are you a parent or carer whose child or young person accesses Special Educational Needs and Disability services?

Your feedback is important to help develop services and provision for children and young people with SEND.

Completed questionnaires will be entered into a prize draw and there will be the chance to win one £20 Amazon voucher and two £10 Amazon vouchers. The winners will be notified by phone or email.

Fill out the survey 👇
https://orlo.uk/ParentCarerSurvey_WgUZy

Redhill Young People's Centre will be holding 3 days of activities next week, as part of the Holiday Activity & Food programme, aimed at 10-16 year olds, eligible for free school meals.

Get in contact if you want to join in!

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Just a reminder to all our members that the evening youth club sessions are closed over the Easter school Hols.

Caramel brownies went down well tonight

Drug gangs target vulnerable young people, grooming them with false promises at first, then violence and exploitation once they’re trapped.

Worried someone you know might be in with the wrong crowd?

Click to learn how to spot the signs of , and speak to us, 100% anonymously if you have any information.

No detail is too small, and you could make a big difference to someone's life: https://bit.ly/County-Lines

VOTES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE!
Young people aged 11-18 are able to vote for the next Member of Youth Parliament between 19th and 29th February 2024. You will also be able to choose an issue that you think is most important for young people.

Paper ballots will also be available at Redhill Young People's Centre, Calverton Young People's Centre, LoCo Centre Youth Club, Newstead Youth Centre and Nottinghamshire South Mobile!
Scan the QR code or click on this link to vote! https://forms.office.com/e/xE1QjvfaVd

To vote please note that you must be:
- Age 11-18 years old
- Live, work or go to school within Nottinghamshire
- Only vote once!

Just a little reminder to our youth club members that we're closed this week. Reopen for juniors on 19th Feb

Seeing as we're closed next week, this week we'll be making a lot of pancakes. What's the best topping though???

📢 🧠 Children’s Mental Health Week kicks off today with the theme ‘My Voice Matters’

We’re proud to be supporting Children’s Mental Health Week and will be joining Place 2 Be, schools, organisations and communities across the UK to raise awareness of the importance of children and young people’s

We want children and young people to know that their voice matters and support is available.

Find out more about local help and ideas on how you can support the children and young people in your life on the NottAlone website ⬇️
https://orlo.uk/NottAlone_ud9f7

have been at it again, this time making a classic Victoria Sponge for Henry's recent birthday 🎂

Today is Time to Talk Day, a UK-wide campaign to get people talking about mental health which has been running since 2014.
https://timetotalkday.co.uk/

Through talking about our experiences of mental health with friends, family or colleagues, we can create supportive communities, reduce mental health stigma, and change lives.

In any given year, 1 in 4 of us will experience a mental health problem. Opening up the conversation about mental health enables us to support ourselves and others and can be an important first step to someone getting the help they need.

A little reminder to our youth club members that we are closed this evening so that staff can attend training. We'll be open as usual on Friday.

Busy session at youth last night. We hosted a researcher from the University of Nottingham, who wanted some young peoples views on vaping/smoking. Lots of youth worker conversations with young people about school, friendships and fallouts . And of course there was some baking done by one of the newer members 😋🍫🍩🎨🖍️

At Monday night junior club, we had a go at making easy homemade vegetable spring rolls. First time we've had a go, will need to practice the rolling technique, but they were tasty!

Tonight's offerings made by young people at Link Club - lemonade scones - later filled with jam + cream . 😁😋 South Link Clubs - Rushcliffe Locality Office

Now you see it, now you don't! Choc chip brownies made by H tonight

Cookie monsters have been in the youth club kitchen tonight. ,🍪🍪 Made with surplus eggs that had been donated to the club 😁