Supported by Jacqui, Wellbeing Support Practitioner
Jacqui, a Wellbeing Support Practitioner, met Tom through the Safer Streets project. She says:
“From the outset, it was clear that Tom possessed natural leadership qualities. However, his behaviour was disruptive, and he struggled to channel his influence constructively.
“Following eight weeks in group sessions, Tom joined a group that went to High Ashurst, an outdoor activity centre. Through the activities that the group did, we saw him begin to channel his leadership and teamwork in a positive way. Tom began demonstrating improved teamwork skills and a growing awareness of how his actions influenced others. He started to encourage and support his peers rather than dominate or disrupt.
“These positive changes in Tom’s behaviour have led to new opportunities to further develop his leadership skills. Looking forward, Tom was invited to volunteer his time with Eikon to help run a sports group during the school holidays, where he would lead a younger group of children.”
Safer Streets project
We worked with 81 young people through the Safer Streets project with 484 moments of support.
We attended events across the year in the Runnymede area that gave young people 400 additional moments of support.
Quote from a young person who took part in Safer Streets:
The activities were fun and helped me to develop a positive mindset.
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