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Venture Trust is a voluntary organisation that helps young people make positive choices in their lives through community and residential based personal development courses.
The Inspiring Young Futures programme aims to help vulnerable, hard-to-reach young people who are in or leaving care and young carers aged 16-19, make a successful transition into adulthood and independent living. The programme consists of a series of flexible phases which can take place over a period of 12-18 months. These phases incorporate exploration of local opportunities and services alongside wilderness-based activities to allow a young person to build confidence, motivation and aspirations and equip them with a range of fundamental life skills, to support them when making educational or career choices. The programme consists of the following phases;
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 16 June 2010 15:46 )
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Read more: Venture Trust
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CLA New Project for Young Care Leavers’ from Black and Minority Ethnic Backgrounds |
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High Peak Lib Dems support CLA call for an apology for all who suffered abuse in care |
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The CLA is currently running a General Election campaign to get all election candidates to show their support for a government apology to all care leavers in the UK who have experienced abuse, of any kind, whilst in care as children.
High Peak Liberal Democrat candidate, Alistair Stevens, has been the first to confirm his support.
To find out more about the campaign and how to encourage your candidates to support it, visit the Apology Campaign page. |
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CLA calls for all election candidates to support an apology to care leavers |
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In the lead up to the General Election on 6 May 2010, the CLA is calling on all election candidates to show their support for a government apology to all care leavers in the UK who have experienced abuse, of any kind, whilst in care as children.
Find out more about how to encourage your election candidate to support the call for an apology below.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 26 April 2010 16:27 )
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Read more: CLA calls for all election candidates to support an apology to care leavers
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'Virtually Helping' Research Project |
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Duncan, who runs SurvivorsManchester, is conducting research into the use of virtual sources of help for male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. This project has received ethical approval from the University of Manchester and is being supervised by Dr Terry Hanley, who can be contacted with any concerns at
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A description of the project, written by Duncan, is below and more information can be found about SurvivorsManchester at http://www.survivorsmanchester.org.uk.
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Read more: 'Virtually Helping' Research Project
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