The Prince's Trust Programmes
Long term personal and social skills development programme for young people aged 13 - 25 that are NEET or at risk of disengaging from education.
Young people take part in a vairty of positive diversionary activities (outdoor adventurous, sporting, creative and STEM) to build personal and social skills such as confidence, self esteem, motivation, team building, emotional resiliance and communication skills.
We also provide support for young people in education from 11-16 (dependant on programmes) and support for adults up to 30, again dependant on programmes that run.
We have a variety of support and programmes available to support young people to gain confidence and to help find themselves in a positive outcome. we can also be bespoke to offer support in numerous ways to fit the needs of young people.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Adele Middleton
- Contact Position
- Operations Manager
- Telephone
- 01282 509950 01282 509950
- adele.middleton@princes-trust.org.uk
- Website
- www.princes-trust.org.uk
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Where to go
- Name
- Princes Trust centre,
- Address
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Sandygate Mill
Sandygate Lane
Burnley
Lancashire - Postcode
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BB11 1RN
View BB11 1RN on a map - Notes
Any additional public transport costs maybe refunded. (not taxis)
Availability
- Referral required
- Yes
- Referral Details
Referral form provided on request.
We need to meet any young person for a 1-1 before they can start so we can make sure all the right support is in place prior to starting.
feel free to contact us at any time.
Young people from across Lancashire can access the courses. There is limited written work required, and the physical aspect of courses vary dependant on themes.
Young People must be aged 16 - 25 and be NEET:
Not in education, employment or training or doing less than 16 hours paid work or less than 12 hours education.
Group sizes are small (max 13) so additional support can be offered if needed.
So far we have delivered local course such as:
Enterprise
Achieve Club
School leavers Explore
18-25 Explore
Get Started with music
Get started with motor vehicle maintenance
Get Started with Hair and Make-up at Blackburn College
Get Started with Health & Social care
Team programme
Development Awards
Location is dependant on local delivery partners.
- Other notes
The programme is open to young people from accross East Lancashire.
The 13 - 16 Fairbridge course is aimed at young people at risk of exclusion or disengagment from education.
They can be:
At risk of not achieveing 5 A* - C GCSE's, in mainstream education but having difficulties in school, provided with alternate learning or additonal support, truanting, at risk of exclusion.
The 16 - 25 programme is aimed at young people not in education, employment or training or doing less than 16 hours paid work or less than 12 hour education.
Our target groups are:
Young people that are: Looked after, Care leavers, offenders and ex-offenders, single parents, refugee/ asylum seekers, people with disabilities, mental health needs, homeless and drug/ alcohol issues.
Local Offer
- Description
Enterprise
Achieve Club
School leavers Explore
18-25 Explore
Get Started with music
Get started with motor vehicle maintenance
Get Started with Hair and Make-up at Blackburn College
Get Started with Health & Social care
Team programme
Development Awards
Location is dependant on local delivery partners.
- Contact Name
- Adele Middleton
- Contact Telephone
- 01282 509950
- Contact Email
- Adele.Middleton@princes-trust.org.uk
- Local Offer Age Bands
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11-16 years
16-19 years
19-25 years
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