Rutland Youth Service

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Rutland Youth Service has many Youth Workers who deliver lots of services across Rutland.

 
Rutland Youth Services Membership FormTo become a member of any of these Services you will need to complete the form below. If you want any further information, contact Jackie or Karen for more info. Rutland Youth Services Membership Form
 
 

Contents:

Jules Youth Club - 11 – 19 yrs old

Contact details: Jules One Stop, 40a Melton Road, Oakham, LE15 6AY view on map
Karen Hadden: Tel 01572 756655/ 07816392378
Thursday Toast Club- 3.30-6pm Activities include pool, computers, music, arts, crafts, sports, accreditation and project work and Toast. This is for 11-14 yr olds.
Thursdays  – 6.30pm – 9pm – Free Membership
Activities include pool, computers, music, arts, crafts, sports, accreditation and project work and much more.

Rutland Wanderer

Contact Details - Jules One Stop, 40a Melton Road, Oakham LE15 6AY view on map
Jackie Difolco – Tel: 01572 756655/ 07771843718

We now have a fully equipped mobile with Youth Workers that comes out to villages within the 3 cluster areas one night a week providing leisure and project activities such as quizzes, sports, arts and much more.

Mondays - 6.30pm – 9pm Ashwell / Ryhall bi-weekly at the moment but there are plans to extend the provision to Thursday nights.

We also provide lunchtime drop in’s at 2 community colleges,

 

·          Tuesdays – Casterton Business Enterprise College – 12.30pm – 1.15pm with the Rutland Wanderer Mobile

·          Wednesdays – Uppingham Community College – 1.10pm – 1.40pm in the Careers Library

·          Wednesday - Catmose College – 12pm – 1pm in the Library

·          Wednesday – Rutland College – 12.40p, - 1.20pm in the Dyslexia Room

Mentoring

Contact details – Jules One Stop, 40a Melton Road, Oakham, LE15 6AY view on map
Karen Hadden– Tel: 01572 756655/ 07909871879

We have 4 “Mentors” based in the 3 secondary schools and colleges who take referrals from young people, schools and parent(s) and/ or carer(s). We can also do mentoring outside school if needed. The mentoring programme offers one to one support to young people for a variety of reasons and helps them to work through  difficult issues or develop positive steps such as looking at progression into training and employment.

To request to see a mentor please download the belowform and return to khadden@rutland.gov.uk

Mentoring Request Form  (Microsoft Word)

Church Rooms Outreach Project

Contact details – 30 High Street, Uppingham, Rutland.
Elaine Muir – Tel: 01572 756655/ 07824622970

Thursdays 6.30pm - 9pm  at the Church Rooms in Uppingham.
Activities include computers, music, arts, crafts, sports, accreditation and project work and much more.

Rutland Youth Council

Contact details – Jules One Stop, 40a Melton Road, Oakham, LE15 6AY view on map
Karen Hadden - Tel: 01572 756655/ 07909871879
 
The Rutland Youth Council is a formal decision making and discussion group made up of young people from across Rutland. The main aim of the forum is to discuss issues that affect young people and take action on them.
 
The type of work includes peer consultation, delivering presentations at conferences, meeting with cabinet members, planning local campaigns. It may sound like work work  but there is also lots of fun too!
 
The council gets to go on a weekend residential once a year and has a rewards and incentives system for vouchers and trips for all the hard work they do! If you are really serious about getting involved in making a difference for young people, this is definitely the project for you. Elections do take place once a year but there are opportunities to joining at different points in the year, contact Karen for more information

UKYP (United Kingdom Youth Parliament)

Contact details – Jules One Stop, 40a Melton Road, Oakham, LE15 6AY view on map
Karen Hadden - Tel: 01572 756655/ 07909871879 
Our current UKYP representatives are Jake and Sam who are in post until 2012. Their role is to represent young people from Rutland at a local, regional and national level about the issues affecting young people.
 
Other duties include organising campaigns, liaising with the Chief Executive from Rutland County Council regarding local issues and further development, representing Rutland at conferences and getting involved in wider consultations.

Sexual Health Service

Sexual health information, condoms and pregnancy testing are available at  “Jules One Stop” in Oakham between 1 and 2pm. 
 
As the Youth Service is based at Jules One Stop, you will be able to get access to this service via Youth Workers in daytime working hours (9am – 5pm).
 
Gems
Drop in at Jules on Friday nights 7-10 pm. All the usual services you would expect at Jules. 13-19
 

Youth Chaos

Youth Chaos is a group that meets at Greetham Village Hall on Saturdays from 2 til 4. The youth group is for young people aged 13-25 with additional needs. Their programme is varied and includes sessions on cake making, film nights and a host of other activities. Full details can be found under General Activities.

TOFU - Time Out For Us

Tofu is a group that meets once a month to do something for them selves. Members of the group are aged between 13 and 19 and are all carers and this gives them the opportunity to have some fun with no responsibilities.
Contact Elaine Muir on 01572 756655/07824622970 emuir@rutland.gov.uk

Virtual Babies

Is a course that covers issues of sexual health, drug and alcohol abuse and the caring of a infant. This gives young people up to date information to make informed choices about having a baby and what it means to their lifestyle. To help them in this they will be able to take home one of the virtual babies which, although plastic, does almost everything a real baby does including keeping them up at nights.
Contact Elaine Muir on 01572 756655/07824622970 emuir@rutland.gov.uk

PAYP- Positive Activities for Young People

PAYP takes place during the school holidays as is a mixture of fun things and courses that young people can do. This could be a trip to Adrenalin Alley or a day trip to Skegness or the Virtual Baby course or how to get the best out of a digital camera. The activities are posted on the website under Latest News along with consent forms.
For more information contact Karen Hadden on 01572 756655 khadden@rutland.gov.uk

Village Clubs

At the moment we have clubs in Whissendine Village Hall on Tuesdays from 6.30-9 and in RAF Cottesmore on Thursdays from 7 til 9. However there are plans to extend this and we will keep you posted.
Contact Jules on 01572 756655 for more details.
 

Outreach/detached

  

·          Mondays               -               Casterton villages 6.30pm – 9pm

·          Wednesdays          –             Oakham and villages 6.30pm – 9pm

                Fridays                  -               Uppingham Town Hall Community Room – 2.30pm – 4.
 
   
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