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IOPC Young (16-25) BME Engagement event on Saturday 28th March 2020, 10 am – 3.15 pm (registration from 9.30am) at Osmani Centre, 58 Underwood Road, Whitechapel, London, E1 5AW
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FREE Careers Conference by Reach Society, Tuesday 7th April 2020, from 10.00am – 4.00pm
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Geoffrey Museum volunteering work opportunity / project involvement (Flexible dates)
The BLAC Awards 2020 – Thursday 30 April 2020 – 6PM – Midnight – Voyage are looking for 5 Voyage Representatives on the day.
Although VOYAGE programmes and workshops are designed for young people, they cannot be accessed directly by individuals unless you have been formerly registered with us.
If you are interested in participating in a programme running in your school or institution, please contact our administrator directly.
If your school or institution does not run a VOYAGE programme, please contact your administrator and ask them to get in touch with us. We can run programmes wherever an institution is willing to participate, and wherever volunteer tutors and programme leaders are available.
A series of workshops in schools and community organisation to spread knowledge of UK laws and police operations. We believe these procedures drive a wedge between young people from all backgrounds and the police and we want to change that.
A powerful workshop delivered in schools, guiding young people of all ethnicities through scenarios, film and discussions to help them improve their reactions, decisions and choices. We aim to change young people’s attitudes to, and perceptions of, crime and raise awareness of the impact of violence.
An accredited BTEC course for people aged 14-15 taught in groups of up to 25. The YLFSC programme, developed by the VOYAGE team, aims to:
The SHLA offers access to this unique programme to about 45 young people aged between 15 and 17. The academy provides a compelling framework that encourages educational progress and builds skills and confidence.
We bring together graduates of our YLFSC programme and young people from the local community and beyond for a high-quality, well-run course.
There is a need for programmes that both fill the gaps left by disappearing youth provision and combat the spectre of youth-related violence.
We demonstrate progression opportunities and engage professionals who can inspire our young people by demonstrating the possibilities ahead of them.
VOYAGE now has hundreds of graduates from its programmes who we encourage, through this open network, to share their experiences. That way they can continue to guide and inspire each other – and the next generation.
VOYAGE developed this unique personal development course to assist those aged 16 and over who are deemed at risk, are on managed exclusions or have limited educational options. It is a 10-week programme with optional mentoring to follow.
Young people who complete the course show significantly reduced levels of re-offending patterns and behaviour and greater resilience to peer pressure.
They have improved attitudes to study, work and those in positions of authority and, as a result, improved career prospects.