The youth rights movement starts here…
Pioneering local charities 42nd Street and YPAS today launch a major initiative aimed at empowering young people to use their rights to address social injustice
Pioneering local charities 42nd Street and YPAS today launch a major initiative aimed at empowering young people to use their rights to address social injustice
Hundreds of conversations around children and young peoples’ mental health took place during the Liverpool Mental Health Festival, organised by the Liverpool Mental Health Consortium and on the 8th Oct at the Williamson Square event, representatives from the partnership engaged with many people of all ages.
YPAS had over 100 people come through the door for their “Youth Space” event to celebrate Liverpool Pride.
Developed by Broadsquare School, the key themes of this winning act focused on mental health, social media and fitting into a new school when English is not your first language. Click the image to watch the film.
The G-Zine is a new electronic magazine designed, edited and filled with content from the LGBT+ young people who access GYRO and THE Action Youth at YPAS in Liverpool.
YPAS staff and some members of the CAMHS Partnership didn’t let a bit of rain stop them with a celebratory BBQ and fun and games at Sefton Park all in aid of YPAS’s 50th Birthday Celebrations.
More than a hundred children and young people from local schools delivered a range of dramatic performances at the Epstein Theatre this week.
NOW Young People’s Arts Festival 2016 – Children’s Mental Health Week