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Training & Skills

Quarterly Clubs Newsletter Of Youth Action Wiltshire

issue no.16

WINTER 2014/2015

Welcome to the Winter edition of YAWs Clubs Newsletter.

Congratulations to the Youth Leaders and Young

Leaders from The Sunshine Youth Club, Enford and
Valley Youth Club, T2A, Seeds4Success, Rise61and
The Green Room who have recently gained
accredited awards in Sports Delivery, Food Hygiene
First, Aid, Safeguarding and Leadership.
If your group has any training needs that are not
covered through our county programme please get in
touch with Rob or Steve and we will try to help.

FREE Positive
Activities For
Young People

Arts Training with

Wiltshire Scrap Store
Photo taken by Simon
Hughes

Splash Wiltshire provides a programme of FREE

positive activities during school holidays
for young people aged 9-16 who are facing
challenges in their lives.

The charity is in its 25th year and

supports 200-300 vulnerable
young people each year. Splash
has recently merged activities
with Community First and we
are very excited and proud

that it is now under our

youth arm with Youth
Action Wiltshire.
Splash projects include
outdoor activities
(including some
overnight), sport, art and
music. Activities are
aimed to improve young
peoples self-esteem and
confidence, encourage
positive attitudes, improve
social and team working
skills and reduce antisocial behaviour.
If you are in contact with
young people who would
CLICK
HERE
enjoy and benefit from
Splash, you can nominate
them for projects either online at www.splash-wiltshire.org.uk
or by contacting Simone Matthews on T: 01380 732829
or E: smatthews@communityfirst.org.uk

issue

Recruiting for Summer 2015

Community Led Model Article
Funding Opportunities
Activity Ideas
Young Leaders
New Clubs
Clubs programmes for spring 2015

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Sign Up now to reserve your place!

We are limited to 30 places this summer, to reserve a place

young people need to fill out aSign Up Form
CLICK
www.youthactionwiltshire.org/uploads/NCS/Youth%20
HERE
Action%20Wiltshire%20Sign%20Up%202015.pdf
andemail to E: cleo@youthactionwiltshire.org
Our NCS programme is totally free to access and includes;
Phase 1: The beginning
National Citizen Service (NCS) provides Taster days and online challenges
young people in Year 11 and 12 from all backgrounds, and Phase 2: The great outdoors
with varying abilities, the opportunity and support to take on new A week long adventure sports and outward bound residential
challenges, learn new skills and make a difference.
Phase 3: Your home turf
We are now in our 4th year of successful NCS delivery. If you
A week long residential based in Wiltshire including a
have young people accessing
leadership course skills development sessions
your youth club who are aged
and taster social action projects
15 17 and are currently in years
Phase 4: Make a difference
11 or 12 at school or college, why
Each NCS team plan and complete their own
not get them to have a look at
social action project which meets a locally
ourNCS Welcome pack - www.
identified need
CLICK
youthactionwiltshire.org/services/
HERE
Phase 5: Celebrate
youth-volunteering.html
A graduation and celebration event including
options for continued volunteering
This will tell them all about NCS and
Phase 6: The future
how they can get involved.
An Alumni ambassador program.
Or check out a video young
people taking part in the project
To find out more about NCS please CLICK
HERE
made www.youtube.com/
seewww.ncsyes.co.uk or contact
CLICK
watch?v=22BIx8VSlpw
HERE
Cleo at Youth Action Wiltshire on

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T: 01380 729813

NEWS
Wiltshire Council - Community
Led Model Article
By Kevin Sweeney Area Manager
Wiltshire Council Early Help Service

Wiltshire Council has introduced a

new model for delivery of youth work and
positive activities for young people. We
have created new posts for each Area
Board, a Community Youth Officer (CYO)
their role is to work with young people,
partners and the Area Board to identify
what the needs of local young people are
and then to work with all these partners
to make it happen. The Council has also

earmarked funding for each Area Board

which must be spent on creating positive
activities for young people aged 13- 19;
young people must be central in deciding
how this money can be spent and more
details on this can be found by contacting
your local CYO. The CYO is also there
to support volunteers and organisations
who may already be working with young
people or believe they would like to create
some opportunities by providing advice,
support and professional guidance to build
the communitys capacity to deliver more
services.
We have set up a Local Youth Network
(LYN) in each Area Board, this will be
for any individual, group or organisation
who want to work together to coordinate
positive activities, share best practice and

make sure what is being provided meets

the needs of local young people. The
work of the wider LYN will be led by the
LYN Management Group which will have
representatives from the Area Board, other
key partners and crucially must involve
young people. Young people can chair
these meetings and in time we would like
to see as many LYN Management Groups
with a young person as chair as possible,
as that would be clear evidence that
decisions are being led by young people.
The LYN Management Group can make
recommendations on projects/positive
activities which it believes meets the needs
of local young people to the Area Board
for a final decision and in time we hope to
see lots more activity and opportunities for
young people across the whole of Wiltshire.

Youth action wiltshire is a service provided by community first

Community Youth Officer (CYO) Contacts

Area Board
Amesbury
Bradford On Avon
Calne
Chippenham
Corsham
Devizes
Malmesbury
Marlborough
Melksham
Pewsey
Royal Wootton Basset
Salisbury
South West Wiltshire
Southern Wiltshire
Tidworth
Trowbridge
Warminster
Westbury

Community Youth Officer

Gemma Howell (0.5)
Jenny Bowley (0.5)
Emma Coombs
Helen Bradley
Richard Williams
Xina Hart
Sally Willox
Ollie Phipps
Jan Bowra
Ceri Evans
Karen Brown
Pete Smith
Winnie Manning
Nicola Sage
Emma Drage
Wendy Higginson
Sarah Holland
Sandra Samuel
Phoebe Brazier-Phibbens (0.5)
Amy Schuring (0.5)

Funding
Opportunities
Wiltshire Council Community
Youth Activities And Grants
Specific youth form online: http://www.
CLICK
wiltshire.gov.uk/council/areaboards/
HERE
communityyouthactivitiesgrants.html
Grants
You can get up to 5000 for your project by
completing anonline application form - http://
portal.wiltshire.gov.uk/areaboard_
CLICK
HERE
grants/yp_pa_eligibility.php
The final decision will then be made by
the community area board
Browse grantsthat have been submitted in
your area
CLICK Grants criteria- http://www.wiltshire.
HERE
gov.uk/grants-criteria.pdf
Grants process scoring sheet - http://
www.wiltshire.gov.uk/grants-processCLICK
lyn-scoring-sheet.pdf
HERE

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Email address
gemma.howell@wiltshire.gov.uk
jenny.bowley@wiltshire.gov.uk
emma.coombs@wiltshire.gov.uk
helen.bradley@wiltshire.gov.uk
richard.williams@wiltshire.gov.uk
xina.hart@wiltshire.gov.uk
sally.willox@wiltshire.gov.uk
ollie.phipps@wiltshire.gov.uk
jan.bowra@wiltshire.gov.uk
ceri.evans@wiltshire.gov.uk
karen.brown@wiltshire.gov.uk
pete.smith@wiltshire.gov.uk
winnie.manning@wiltshire.gov.uk
nicola.sage@wiltshire.gov.uk
emma.drage@wiltshire.gov.uk
wendy.higginson@wiltshire.gov.uk
sarah.holland@wiltshire.gov.uk
sandra.samuel@wiltshire.gov.uk
phoebe.brazier@wiltshire.gov.uk
amy.schuring@wiltshire.gov.uk

New Funding

Database

For Wiltshire & Swindon

If you are a local charity or
community group you can register
for FREE to search for relevant grants
and funders in your area. You can
search by name, cause or locality.
The database is maintained
and supported by the Wiltshire
Community Foundation just follow
the link below.

Sport
England

CLICK
HERE

www.sportengland.org
The Inspired Facilities schemeby
Sport England makes grants of
20,000 to 75,000 to voluntary
groups wanting to improve their local
sports facilities. It will fund building
modernisation, outdoor sports lighting,
outdoor sports surfaces, community
club buildings and sports equipment.
This is an open programme with no
fixed rounds. Decisions will be made
twice a year.

Young
Philanthropy
CLICK
HERE

http://youngphilanthropy.org.uk
Young Philanthropyis looking for
registered charities and social
enterprises to join its Young
Philanthropy (YP) Portfolio and receive
funding and business skills. Young
professionals will give their time and
skills to charity projects with matched
funding and mentoring from senior
leaders. Each YP Team will offer a
charity or social enterprise between
3,000 and 5,000 of funding and 1502000 hours of business skills a year.

Alec
Dickinson
Trust

CLICK
HERE

www.alecdicksontrust.org.uk

www.wsfunding.org.uk

Job Vacancy
Youth Leader at Great Bedwyn Youth Club,
3 Hours per week on Tuesday Evenings.

Great Bedwyn Youth Club are a voluntary group affiliated to Youth Action Wiltshire
providing weekly sessions to local young people aged 11-18. Great Bedwyn Youth
Club are looking for a youth leader to be the face of their energetic and busy group.
The successful candidate will be fun, engaging and have lots of ideas. They will be
confident at leading sessions for young people and working alongside volunteers
with support from our dedicated committee.
Ideally they will have relevant experience of working with young people and a love
for giving them something to do, somewhere to go and someone to talk to. Training
opportunities are available and can be discussed at interview. This is a great
opportunity for someone to extend their skills.
CVs should be emailed to E: chair@greatbedwynyouthgroup.org.uk
This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check and two references.

The Alec Dickinson Trustprovides

grants to help young people to run a
project in their local area anywhere in
the UK that involved local volunteers.
Grants of up to 500 are available, and
applications are on-going.

Garfield
Weston
Foundation

CLICK
HERE

www.garfieldweston.org

The Garfield Weston

Foundationprovides one-off grants
to charitable organisations in the
UK for a wide range of projects in
the arts, education, youth, health,
community, environment, religion and
welfare. There are no formal deadlines
for submitting applications and the
foundation makes grants from 1,000
upwards.

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We are very proud to say that we received a Grade 1 Outstanding assessment

from Weston College for our last Inspire programme. We are currently seeking referrals for our upcoming Spring
provision. If you are in contact with any young people aged 16-18 who are Not In Education Employment or
Training (NEET) who would like to gain Maths, English and BTEC Qualifications through a range of, outward
bound classroom and work experience activities, please contact Sam sam@youthactionwiltshire.org
01380 729813. We offer transport to and from 2 days a week of group work sessions for young people from
across the county.
Our Spring Young Carers programme is about to start. We are delivering a wide range of provision, including
regular respite groups and exciting personal development activities such as a dance project with Salisbury
Festival a music project with Bath Philharmonia and C4CK a volunteer and reward programme for young carers
aged 13+. Check out a great video of the Young Carers Autumn music performance here.
http://www.youthactionwiltshire.org/about-us/videos-gallery.html
To make a referral to our Wiltshire Young Carers Service or find out more contact
Niki E: niki@youthactionwiltshire.org T: 01380 720671

CLICK
HERE

Have you ever wondered how it feels to do something you didnt www.maymile.co.uk
think you could and get a medal for it? Come to The May Mile and experience it!
You can walk, run or wheel (if youre disabled) the whole
distance and feel amazing within 10 minutes.
The May Mile is a one-mile race solely dedicated to you
if youre 16 or younger. Its around the field of Sheldon and
Hardenhuish Schools in Chippenham and is more than just a
race its a morning of achievement, fun, food and reward.
Sunday 17 May 2015 is the date. The first race starts at 11am
the U7s half mile and the others
follow in age groups with the full
mile. From U13s onwards the races
are divided into boys and girls and
every single runner gets a medal
and a time. Both first boy and girl
in each race receive a fantastic
trophy.
You may already know someone
who has run The May Mile there are loads of under 16 year
olds like you giving it a go! You just
need your trainers.

Registration for the event opens in March. Youth Action

Wiltshire members have a reduced entry fee of 3 per person
or 12.50 for a team of five young people. Email maymile@
live.co.uk and quote the code YAWCLUBS2015 to book your
places. All profits raised through The May Mile go to Youth
Action Wiltshire to support our youth projects. Why not get
your club members to raise funds for your club as well through
sponsorship?
If you would like a sponsorship form just contact
Steve E: steve@youthactionwiltshire.org
We look forward to seeing you there.

Youth action wiltshire is a service provided by community first

Splash projects are open to all young

people but we do give priority to those
young people who are experiencing
challenges in their lives and would benefit
most from attending.
FEBRUARY HALF
TERM PROJECTS

Wild Wiltshire
atLowermoor
Farm nature reserve
near Malmesbury
(transport provided
from Chippenham)
Wild Wiltshire
atBulford
Beeches
Wild Wiltshireat
Devenish nature
reserve (transport provided from Salisbury)
Think It Build Itin Calne

Splash
half term
projects
are coming
soon!

How to
book a
young
person on
a Splash
project:
Download
the booking
form
fromthe
Splash
website,
complete
the form
as a word document, save
it and email back to us at
E: info@splash-wiltshire.org.uk
(you can also return your form by post)

New Clubs Up And Running

Young Leaders completing day sports activities and leading an Archery session
as part of our recent ASDAN accredited Leadership residential

Congratulations to all of the volunteers involved in the

successful launch of two new Wiltshire based Youth
Clubs. West Dean Youth Cafe will be providing weekly
Friday evening sessions for young people from the
village and surrounding areas.
The Sunshine Youth Club is open to young people with
and without Special Educational Needs club sessions are
delivered in Warminster.

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Beckham Fitzgerald Seeds4Success

Day Sports Leaders Award
Ashley Chapman Seeds4Success
Day Sports Leaders Award and
ASDAN Leadership Award
Dan Cooke Seeds4Success Day
Sports Leaders Award
Emily Kelly Seeds4Success Day
Sports Leaders Award and ASDAN
Leadership Award
Carter Light Seeds4Success Day
Sports Leaders Award
Cameron Sheldon Seeds4Success
Day Sports Leaders Award
Robyn Windhurst Seeds4Success
Day Sports Leaders Award
Jack Long T2A Day Sports
Leaders Award
Grace Dunford T2A ASDAN
Leadership Award
Joanna Moult T2A ASDAN
Leadership Award
Will Tweed T2A ASDAN
Leadership Award
Rhys Teasdale Enford And Valley
Youth Club Day Sports Leaders Award

Young Leader

NAME:
Elley Timmins
What Club are you involved with?

Youth Action Wiltshires Credits 4 Young People programme.

How did you get involved with being a young leader?
I was a young person on the programme who really enjoyed it and wanted
to give something back to the project. I completed some young leaders
training and then started to help.
What type of activities do you help lead?
I have helped lead Day Sports Leaders courses, supported young people during
First Aid courses and help groups plan and complete their social action projects.
Whats the best thing about being a young leader?
Its really rewarding seeing how the young people can develop new skills. I
also like the fact I can have a positive influence on the young people and they
see me as a positive role model.
What one piece of advice would you have for other young leaders?
Dont be afraid, go for it and dont hold back.
How have you benefitted from being a young leader? I have gained
confidence, improved my social skills and am definitely more patient and
understanding.
What training would help develop your skills as a young leader?
Training to find out more about mental health and how to support young
people with mental health issues.

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FIRE ROUND
Facebook or Twitter? Facebook
The Voice or X Factor? The Voice
Playstation or Xbox? Playstation

Marmite, love it or hate it? Love it

Winter or Summer? Summer

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YOUTH ACTION WILTSHIRES

SPRING/SUMMER
CLUBS
PROGRAMME 2015
BLACK YAW EVENTS

BLUE TRAINING

EVENTS

VENUE

Details

Cost

MALE/FEMALE
AND AGE

10-2pm

Quality
Assurance
Workshop

Unit C2
Beacon Business
Centre, Devizes,
Wiltshire SN10 2EY

Practical Quality Assurance Workshop for the 4 clubs engaged

with our pilot partnership project with Nationwide. Lunch included.

Free

Youth and Young

Leaders

6pm start
-1pm finish

ASDAN
Accredited
Leadership
Course

Oxenwood Outdoor
Education Centre

RESIDENTIAL ASDAN accredited Leadership Skills course,

a mixture of classroom sessions and outward bound activities
including climbing, archery, rifle shooting, problem solving,
night hike, fencing or mountain biking.
Accommodation and food provided

Free

Young Leaders
15+

Saturday
11th

11-3pm

Adventure
Day

Wiltshire Outdoor
Learning Team
Brokerswood Country
Park, Westbury, Wilts
BA13 4EH

Tree top course, archery and orienteering. Lunch included.

3 per
person

Young people
aged 12+

Saturday
18th

11-2pm

Arts
Training
Course

Saturday
25th

10-1pm

Introduction to
Safeguarding
Course

Unit C2 Beacon,
based introduction to Safeguarding training course.
Business Centre, Devizes, Classroom
Lunch included
Wiltshire SN10 2EY

Free

Youth Leaders
and Young
Leaders aged 15+

Sunday
10th

10-5pm

HsE Accredited
First Aid Course

Unit C2 Beacon
Business Centre
Devizes, Wiltshire
SN10 2EY

Practical first aid training course, covering techniques to deal

with accidents and emergencies. Lunch included.

Free for
young
leaders 5
per youth
leader

Youth Leaders
and Young
Leaders aged 15+

Saturday
17th

10am
registration
races
complete
with
presentation
at 12.15

The May Mile

Fun Race and
Competition all
profits going to
Youth Action
Wiltshire to
support our work
with young people

Sheldon School,
Hardenhuish Lane,
Chippenham, Wiltshire,
SN14 6HJ

A 1 mile race for young people held in a safe off-road

environment and fully marshalled. There are six events: one for
young people aged under 7, under9s, under 11s, 11-12, 13-14
and 15-16s. Trophies & Certificates will be awarded to 1st in
each age group and Certificates to 2nd & 3rd. Every runner gets
a a May MileTMTime and a May MileTMMedal.

3 per
young
person or
12.50 per
team of five
for YAW
members

Young People
UNDER 7s(The
MayHALFMile!)
UNDER 9s
UNDER 11s
11-12 YEARS
13-14 YEARS
15-16 YEARS

Sunday
24th

10-4pm

SLUK Accredited
Day Sports
Leaders Course

Devizes Leisure Centre,

Southbroom Road,
Devizes, SN10 5AB

Accredited introduction to sports leaders , learn a range of

warm up games and how to structure sports activities through
this practical course. Lunch included

Free

Young Leaders
and youth leaders
aged 14+

11-4pm

Watersports
Activity Day

Waterland Outdoor
Pursuits, Lake 32,
Spratsgate Lane,
Shorncote, Near
Cirencester, GL7 6DF

A day full of water sports including, sailing, windsurfing, paddle

boarding, canoeing and raft building. Lunch included

5 per
young
person

Young people
aged 8-12

Sunday
7th

11-4pm

Watersports
Activity Day

Waterland Outdoor
Pursuits, Lake 32,
Spratsgate Lane,
Shorncote, Near
Cirencester, GL7 6DF

A day full of water sports including, sailing, paddle boarding,

windsurfing, canoeing and raft building. Lunch included

5 per
young
person

Young people
aged 12+

Saturday
20th

11-3pm

Introduction To
Course Fishing
Day

Witherington Farm
Fishery, Downton,
Salisbury, Wiltshire,
England SP5 3QX

Learn about the environment whist taking part in a fun course

fishing session. All fishing tackle and bait provided

2 per
young
person

Young people
aged 8-12

Sunday
21st

11-3pm

Introduction To
Course Fishing
Day

Witherington Farm
Fishery, Downton,
Salisbury, Wiltshire,
England SP5 3QX

Learn about the environment whist taking part in a fun course

fishing session. All fishing tackle and bait provided.

2 per
young
person

Young people
aged 12+

DATE

TIME

February
Saturday
14th
March
Friday
27th
evening
29thSunday
April

Unit C2 Beacon,
Business Centre, Devizes,
Wiltshire SN10 2EY

Practical arts and crafts training sessions. Gain some great

ideas for arts projects to run at your club. Each youth group who Free
attend will be provided with 50 of arts equipment/materials to
use at their club. Light lunch provided.

Youth Leaders
and Young
Leaders aged
14+

May

June
Saturday
6th

As members of YAW, your group are also affiliated members of UK Youth and Ambition please check their websites, for details of
upcoming funding opportunities, training courses, activities and support. http://ambitionuk.org http://www.ukyouth.org
Find out more about Youth Action Wiltshire and its work by calling 01380 729813
or email: enquiries@youthactionwiltshire.org www.youthactionwiltshire.org

Unit C2, Beacon Business Centre,

Hopton Park, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 2EY
Registered Charity No: 288117. VAT Registration No: 639 3860 06.
Company Limited by Guarantee Reg. No: 1757334 England.
Registered with the Financial Services Authority No: FRN311971

Community Firsts YAW Committee:

Jane James, Chairman
Peter Duke, Simon Bonham,
Piers Dibben, Ginnie Keen, Joss Dalrymple,
Martin Knight, Emma Walker,
Rebecca Worsley.
Patron : HRH The Duchess of Cornwall
President: Mrs. Sarah Troughton DL

Youth action wiltshire is a service provided by community first