Community inclusion with SEND
As you become an adult, you might want to get involved more in your community. You can help your neighbour through volunteering. Why not share your views about the council. Or, you can join a club to make new friends.
Join a youth hub
A youth hub provides that safe space for young people. You might be looking for help or advice. Or you just want to have a laugh with a friend and take part in an activity. There's something for everyone! We have Youth Workers to support young people with SEND.
Interested in joining a youth hub, why not:
- attend your nearest one
- sign up to online youth activities
- join a youth theatre
- visit our community directory for other activities.
Volunteer
People volunteer for many reasons. Each volunteering opportunity provides its own unique experience. Volunteering can help you to:
- develop new skills and experience
- enhance your CV
- gain valuable references
- meet new people
- make a difference to other people’s lives
- build your confidence in the workplace.
Find a local volunteering opportunity near you.
Support if you're released from custody
After being released from custody, did you know there's plenty of help available? Our Youth Justice Team has put together a guide explaining the custody process. The guide includes their contact details.
Read our youth justice operational guide.
Get involved in your council
It's important to have your voice heard. There are plenty of ways to be involved in council-led decisions. Learn how you can: