Here you can find information on the latest news, events and opportunities for young people in Suffolk.
Posted by on 14 June 2017
DissFest’ 2017 – Community and Arts Festival needs you!
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Posted by on 13 June 2017
Today, Suffolk County Council has launched its consultation about proposed changes to services for people with learning disabilities. The consultation follows many months of working with providers, people who use services, family carers and other stakeholders to make the vision of our learning disability strategy real.
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Posted by on 1 June 2017
Would you like to have the opportunity to experience university and university life through various workshops and social activities? A very similar programme was held last year, which proved very successful and gained a lot of positive feedback from the students who attended!
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Posted by Maddie on 26 May 2017
There are loads of ways you can get involved and you are not only giving something back to the community and helping people, you might be starting your new career or gaining insight ans skills for your own personal development.
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Posted by on 22 May 2017
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Making Participation Work – wider engagement of disabled children and young people
The Council for Disabled Children is committed to including the voices of disabled children and young people throughout the making participation work programme and in a number of ways.
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Posted by Maddie on 18 May 2017
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Posted by on 10 May 2017
An upcoming opportunity to boost your confidence if you are aged 16-30, working fewer than 16 hours a week and interested in progressing. The ‘Get Into Hospitality’ programme, based in Ipswich and delivered in partnership with Greene King might be just what you are looking for.
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Posted by on 8 May 2017
Mental Health Awareness Week is here!
It is being hosted by the Mental Health Foundation (MHF). This year's theme is 'Surviving or Thriving?' and hopes to raise awareness about mental health and get people talking.
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Posted by on 5 May 2017
May is National Walking Month, Living Streets are encouraging people everywhere to try to walk more. They have challenged us to try to take a 20 minute walk everyday throughout May and feel the benefits #TRY20
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Posted by Maddie on 2 May 2017
So you may or may not have heard that there will be a general election on Thursday 8th June. The general election will decide who becomes the Prime Minister for up to the next five years. Think of it like appointing the new principal of a college. There are lots of candidates with different ideas on how the college should be run…and you get to vote on who gets the job. Obviously the country is much larger than a college, so we could argue this is a pretty big deal. In order to be able to vote you need to be registered by Monday 22nd May.
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