Programme for young people, who are currently out of employment or education and are in need of extra supports in the Trim and South Meath Area.
The programme is open to young people aged between 16 and 24 years.
The programme will be based on the needs of the individual young person and will include a variety of activities, training and of course work experience which will enhance their C.V.
The Project will help young people who find it hard to bridge the gap between leaving school and seeking employment, education or further training.
In the past Level Up has supported young people with job searching, C.V. preparation, skills training, transport, accredited courses, problem solving, work experience, school completion support, mindfulness courses and music lessons to name a few.
This is a voluntary personal development programme, which is strengths-based, non-judgemental and FREE.
Getting to grips with evolving LGBTQ+ terminology, understanding pronouns as well as all those different flags, can feel a little daunting and sometimes people may be afraid to ask questions in case they offend. Find out what the letters in LGBTQIA+ mean. Understand the differences between sexual orientation, gender identity and biological sex. Get a hold on pronouns and learn why we love flags and why the Pride flag is constantly evolving.
Whether you show your allyship by showing up to Pride parades or just standing up against homophobia or transphobia. It is super easy too – but sometimes we may worry about using our voices in case we offend or say the wrong thing. Join us as we examine the power of allies, confronting our own bias and identifying harmful or damaging language.
For over 50 years Pride has been the most famous LGBTQ+ rights movement in the world, but it was not the first. The fascinating history of how and why it came about stretches back hundreds of years and the journey of Pride has shaped and influenced generations of LGBTQ+ people.
These workshops are suitable for parents and adults who want to support the LGBTQi+ person in their lives
Youth Club run by local volunteer for young people aged 8 to 12!
Art and crafts, board games, music and more!
Programme beginning on Friday afternoons from April 19th
Open to children of all skill levels age 7 and above
The cost of the program is €30 for a 8 week programme. Each participant will receive their own ukulele to keep at the end of the programme!
The programme aims to provide children with a creative outlet for self-expression, boost their confidence, and foster a lifelong appreciation for music. Whether strumming along to popular tunes or composing their own melodies, participants are sure to have a fantastic time while honing their musical skills and making memories that will last a lifetime.