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What are skills and how do I develop them?

What are skills and how do I develop them?

by Sophie Hallworth | May 22, 2024 | Work & study, Get prepared

What are skills? We are developing our skillset all of the time, throughout our lives. Whether in school, college, at home or out with friends, you are practising and developing a set of competencies, knowledge and abilities that can be transferred into your...
What is CPR and what do I need to know?

What is CPR and what do I need to know?

by Sophie Hallworth | Jul 26, 2024 | Health & wellbeing, Health basics

Why should you learn CPR? CPR could save someone’s life, so it’s an incredibly useful skill to have on its own merit. Knowing CPR also helps you take control of situations and makes sure that you won’t just be a bystander if the worst were to happen....
Get involved in period education with Let Periods Flow

Get involved in period education with Let Periods Flow

by Sophie Hallworth | Jul 31, 2024 | Get engaged, Politics, citizenship & rights

What is Let Periods Flow? Let Periods Flow is a youth-led campaign by Anisa, from RECLAIM’s Full Time Fierce programme. It campaigns to ensure that schools are properly educating their young people about periods, as well as providing them with easy access to...
Learn how food ads affect your choices

Learn how food ads affect your choices

by Sophie Hallworth | Aug 8, 2024 | Get engaged, Politics, citizenship & rights

Who are Bite Back? We are a group of young people living in Greater Manchester and we are part of Bite Back, a youth activist movement challenging a food system that’s been set up to fool us all. Greater Manchester is flooded with junk food ads. When we walk to...
What financial help is available for young parents?

What financial help is available for young parents?

by Sophie Hallworth | Aug 14, 2024 | Financial education, Managing money

Key Messages It’s no secret that babies are expensive, but having enough money is vitally important for you and your baby’s health and wellbeing. As well as the basics like food, nappies and clothing, it really helps your child’s development if you can buy toys...
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