Relationships and Wellbeing

Our emotional wellbeing and relationship work with children and young people in the community is wide ranging and can be commissioned.
We have established many effective partnerships enabling wider delivery.
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Where there is a community, group, or individual requirement for improved understanding of emotional wellbeing, healthy relationships and sexual health, our team is responsive. We can also deliver sessions on other health related issues, such as vaping and gambling.
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Group work
​We offer relevant health outreach programmes targeted to improve the wellbeing of children and young people, and educate on a range of health-related issues. We deliver these programmes in community settings, schools, colleges, youth clubs and health centres, adapting our programme to suit the needs of the group.
(see further information on our RSE page)
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Our group work programmes include:
· INSIGHT – into emotional well being, offered to primary schools (years 5 and 6) and secondary schools
· PROTECTIVE BEHAVIOURS – to support personal safety in relationships. We currently have some funded work for girls and young women with additional needs.
· IMPACT– supporting boys and young men to develop positive role models, and addressing negative attitudes towards females​.​

Pilgrim Trust Programme for Young Women age 16-25
Wellbeing support is available for young women aged 16-25 years old, who live in the Bradford area.​
The offer consists of:
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1:1 mentoring which is outreach based, solution focused and involves setting goals to work towards
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counselling which occurs every Tuesday evening at the Mayfield Centre
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drop-in group every Thursday, 4-5.30pm in the cabin next to the Lodge Cafe in Bowling Park.
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Drop-in and you will be welcomed with a hot/cold drink and plenty of laughter
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Adults with a learning disability
We are commissioned by the Bradford Social Care Department to work with adults with additional needs, to improve their understanding of healthy relationships, personal safety and sexual health.
In one-to-one sessions, we adapt our approach and programme to achieve engagement and provide a positive individual learning experience.
Referral needs to come from the adults social worker. For referral form click here​
​Additional Health Education Sessions
We can offer free group sessions to young people around vaping and/or gambling. These sessions can be delivered in any provision where young people attend, including schools, specialist educational settings, youth groups and community settings. Our CEO, Liz Robinson, has been recognised as a leading expert in young people's vaping.
We deliver the successful C-Card scheme which offers free condoms and sexual health advice to young people aged 13-24. Young people in any of our other services can sign up, or can contact us for support.
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