1-2-1 Support

We offer 1-2-1 support with one of our friendly and experienced team for anybody aged 16 to 25. We help you to build confidence in making choices to better your future. We are able to support with issues around housing, finance, personal safety or healthy relationships.

Jump Start

Jump Start offers practical and emotional support, with opportunities for young people aged 16-29 across Coventry who are not in education, employment or training. This will include one-to-one support, group support and activities, plus our original skills and employability short course Jump Start! that will run three times during 2017

Come Cook with Me

Do you want to learn some cooking skills whilst achieving a level 2 qualification in food safety? This course takes place over 12 weeks within a small group. Would you like to learn some cooking skills whilst achieving a level 2 food safety qualification? The next 12 week course will run in January 2017 that will take place once a week for young people aged 16-29. Prizes to be won after a ’Come Dine with Me’ style competition

Snack 'N' Chat

We run drop in sessions around Coventry for young people aged 16-25 years old. Check out our monthly timetable inside (open this leaflet up) to find out what is happening this month. Sessions are used to access support, discuss hot topics and meet new people. We are changing where and when we host Snack ‘N’ Chat sessions so watch this space for more info

Talent Match

We offer a range of social and fun activities including cinema trips, sporting events and visits to local events . Anyone aged 16-25 years and based in Coventry is welcome to get involved. We’re always open to new suggestions and ideas. For further information please contact Ace (see back page for details).
Social/Fun Activities
Detached Sessions
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Talent Match Skills Programme takes place on a weekly basis over 12 weeks on a Wednesday for young people aged between 18-24 years. The programme will help with confidence building, where to look for work, understanding apprenticeships and more.
Talent Match Professional.

 BBO Progress

Progress offers ongoing support over 6 months for young people living in Nuneaton or Bedworth. Want to move forward to access training, employment or education through tailored one-to-one support? Then Progress is the right pathway for you. Aimed at those aged 15-19 years or up to 24 years with additional support needs

Social Fun Activities

We offer a range of social and fun activities including cinema trips, sporting events and visits to local events . Anyone aged 16-25 years and based in Coventry is welcome to get involved. We’re always open to new suggestions and ideas. We are offering monthly social events for 16-29 year olds from Coventry to get involved with. The monthly activities will lead to a residential trip for a small group of young people. Check out the inside calendar for info on December’s event. We’re always open to new ideas for things to do, so please get in touch if you have any suggestions

Working It Out

Working It Out Skills Programme takes place on a weekly basis over 12 weeks on a Wednesday for young people aged between 18-24 years. The programme will enable young people to improve their mental/emotional wellbeing and confidence in moving closer to employment or further education.

Working It Out Professional

1-2-1 Mentoring offers 1-2-1 support to enable you to progress onto your own personal journey.' The Life Course The LIFE Course gives you the space and time to think, discuss techniques of how to move forward without fear of judgment or rejection within the group. We are taking names for the next group which will start in January 2017 for people aged 16 and over in Coventry. Look out for the start date and get in touch if you want to come along. Detached Sessions The Youth & Community team have temporarily retired from detached sessions due to the cold weather...brrr. We will be out and about again next year so keep an eye out for us. Snack and Chat is a safe environment to chat, meet new people, ask for guidance, learn new skills such as cooking and have discussions about what young people need or want support with.