Trust Links: Children, Youth and Families
Trust Links provide a range of projects and activities for Children, Youth and Families. These projects and activities include Learning Together, Families Growing Together and Youth Links, further details of these projects can be seen below. For more information and to refer yourself or someone else, please see our website.
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Further info
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Learning Together: A 12-week programme for young people aged 11–16 who are struggling to attend school due to their mental health and/or special educational needs, both diagnosed and undiagnosed.
Forest School Sessions: Outdoor wellbeing and nature-based sessions for children, young people and families, encouraging confidence, resilience, teamwork and emotional wellbeing through activities such as bushcraft, nature exploration, creative play and outdoor learning.
Bouldering Together: Weekly bouldering and climbing sessions delivered in partnership with Indirock on Tuesdays, helping young people build confidence, resilience, social connection and wellbeing through physical activity in a supportive environment.
Youth Links: A positive peer support group for young people of secondary school age. We run a range of activities including cooking, crafts, sports and provide a safe space for young people to talk about their feelings. Our groups are lots of fun and they’re open to anyone.
HAF Forest School Provision (Coming Soon): We are currently developing new Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) funded forest school sessions, providing outdoor activities, nature-based learning and wellbeing support for children and young people during school holidays.
- For more information about our projects and services please visit our website.
- To refer yourself or someone else to our projects please visit our referrals page and complete the relevant referral form.
Who can use this service?
Children, youth and families in Southend, Castle Point and Rochford.
How are services delivered?
Face-to-face at the Trust Links House.