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Brathay Windermere Marathon 2010 · 16 May 2010 ·

Inspiring over 7000 young people from across the UK to build their brighter futures.

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Thanks for taking the time to visit my JustGiving page.

Normally I don't make a big deal about sponsorship when I enter Marathons but this event (Brathay Windermere Marathon) and the charity organising it ticked a few boxes with me so I thought "what the hell".

So what do they do? Rather then use my own words (and to save time) I've cut and pasted from their website what I think sums it up.

Young People

Our vision for a brighter future

Our youth development programmes empower young people to make a positive contribution to society.  Linking directly with the ‘Every Child Matters’ agenda we combine learning with life changing experiences. 

Our work can be residential or community based, and uses three unique approaches; 

  • Experiential learning 
  • Targeted youth work
  • Neighbourhood community safety practice

Delivering national targets, Brathay and PSA14

Focusing on increasing participation, resilience and tackling negative outcomes, our local initiatives are part of a much bigger national picture; here’s how:

Indicator 1: Reduce the percentage of 16 – 18 year olds not in education, employment or training (NEET)

We work closely with young people to help them re-engage with the education system in addition to working with leadership teams in schools and colleges to support those working with challenging circumstances.

Indicator 2: More participation in positive activities

We ensure young people are heard and participate fully in the design and delivery of a range of personally challenging activities, providing them with the opportunity to reflect on their learning.

Indicator 3: Reduce the proportion of young people frequently using illicit drugs, alcohol or volatile substances

We give young people the space and chance to create an honest and open dialogue; to discuss the underlying reasons for their substance misuse, providing them with coping strategies and positive alternatives.

Indicator 4: Reduce the number of first-time entrants to the Criminal Justice System aged 10 – 17

Working with partners in local communities we design and deliver creative intervention programmes.  These provide the young people with intensive support and offer viable pathways to positive choices.


Check out their website

http://www.brathay.org.uk/



Its up to you now.

Cheers

paul

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