Middlesbrough Core Support Young Persons Service

Middlesbrough Core Support Young Persons Service We deliver a wide range of substance misuses support options for young people within the Middlesbrough area.

07/08/2023

Combatting Loneliness in Young People During the Summer Holidays

Whilst the summer holidays can be a blast, they can also be a challenging time for some, particularly when it comes to loneliness. If you're a young person who's struggling, don't hesitate to reach out to these organisations for help and support.

26/08/2022
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05/08/2022

Middlesbrough and Hartlepool have the highest drug misuse death rates in the country - around four times the national average

29/07/2022
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31/01/2022

The window of tolerance is an important factor to be aware of when working with children. When a child is within their window of tolerance, they are better able to think, learn and play.

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07/12/2021

In this episode, Dr. Huberman discusses fear and trauma, including the neural circuits involved in the "threat reflex" and how specific experiences and memories activate that system.

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06/12/2021

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Jason Bolaji is a normal 15-year-old growing up in South London. He has a loving mother,great friends, and has always managed to stay out of trouble. Everyth...

04/11/2021

**More help for young people looking for work**

Jobseekers under the age of 25 will be able to access extra support thanks to a new Youth Hub being launched tomorrow.

It's based at the Multimedia Exchange Building on Corporation Road in Middlesbrough, opposite Jobcentre Plus.

A comprehensive service of support at the hub - launched by the DWP in partnership with Middlesbrough Council's Community Learning Service - will include Youth Employability Coaches from Jobcentre Plus providing tailored support to find work or reskill for alternative careers, and alerting them to training opportunities.

The Middlesbrough hub will operate Monday to Friday, with guidance on wider issues related to unemployment, including budgeting, debt management and housing, also on offer.

🗣️ Claire Kemp, Middlesbrough Council's Head of Community Learning and Employment, said: "As a result of the Covid pandemic and ceasing of the furlough scheme, forecasts suggest that there will be a significant increase in unemployment, and that will have a disproportionate impact on young people.

"That's on top of high levels of existing youth unemployment, so there was a clear case for development of the Youth Hub model to provide a more co-ordinated and joined-up response, improving employment outcomes for young people."

🗣️ Middlesbrough Mayor Andy Preston added: "It's never been more important to give our young people the best possible start in life.

"Getting the right support and advice can help people get the right job, and that can be life-changing."

For information on how to get involved:

📧 middlesbroughyouthhub@maes.ac.uk

🌐 www.mcls.ac.uk

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13/10/2021

County lines is the name given to drug dealing where organised criminal groups (OCGs) use phone lines to move and supply drugs, usually from cities into smaller towns and rural areas.

They exploit vulnerable people, including children and those with mental health or addiction issues, by recruiting them to distribute the drugs, often referred to as ‘drug running’.

There are several signs to look out for that may indicate someone is involved in county lines:
- repeatedly going missing from school or home and being found in other areas
- having money, new clothes or electronic devices and they can't explain how they paid for them
- getting high numbers of texts or phone calls, being secretive about who they're speaking to
- decline in school or work performance
- significant changes in emotional or physical well-being

If you’re concerned or think someone may be a victim of drug exploitation, report it to police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via crimestoppers-uk.org. If it's an emergency, please call 999.

You can find out more about ways to report, further information and support at https://www.cleveland.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/cl/county-lines/

07/10/2021

The latest vacancies working for Middlesbrough Council, as well as selected jobs from our partners.

28/09/2021

*** Why we’d encourage everyone to get the Hollie Guard personal safety app ***

Our Crime Prevention expert, Gerry McBride says:

“The nights are drawing in, and I‘d like to take this opportunity, to remind you about the excellent personal safety app - Hollie Guard - a free smartphone app, designed to help protect anyone from potential danger.

“Hollie Guard turns your smartphone into an advanced personal safety device with a simple shake or tap, automatically sending your location and video/audio evidence to your nominated emergency contacts.

“You can add an individual and groups of contacts that will receive an email and SMS notification when an alert is raised, or a journey is created.

“If you’re in danger, you simply shake your phone or hold a button on screen to generate a silent alert. Your location, video and audio evidence of the incident will automatically be sent to your emergency contacts via text and email. Shake the phone again and it sets off a high-pitched alarm, and your phone light starts to flash to attract attention.

“From the minute you activate the app your location is tracked and can be viewed in real time by your emergency contact. Evidence is not stored on the smartphone, but on secure servers so that it may be used as future evidence.

“When travelling, the ‘Journey’ feature allows you to notify your friends, family and co-workers of your movements. An email or text will be generated and sent to your emergency contacts when you have safely completed your journey.

‘Meetings’ allows you to identify when you are going to a meeting or working alone. An alert will automatically be created if the timer expires or you do not cancel the meeting.

‘Man down’ facility provides extra protection for users in situations when the user may become motionless, by alerting your emergency contact to a sudden deceleration, non-movement and impact.

“As soon as you download the app, familiarize yourself with the settings and experiment with it, so you are comfortable with how it works.

“Hollie Guard is ideal for everyone - when out and about, on a night out, travelling, for the kids going to and from school, out with their friends and many more applications.

“The app’s available free of charge for iPhone, Android and Windows phones.

“A monitored paid for version of the app is also available for a monthly or yearly subscription.”

Simply go to hollieguard.com to register your profile. Your profile allows you to update personal information, view your alert/journey history, and change your password. Your profile is accessible via the App and website.

The app was commissioned by The Hollie Gazzard Trust, which was set up after the murder of Hollie Gazzard at her salon in Gloucester in 2014 by her then boyfriend, who had actively stalked Hollie during an abusive relationship.

The Trust also helps reduce domestic violence through creating and delivering programmes on domestic abuse and promoting healthy relationships to schools and colleges.

20/09/2021

Why It’s Important to Talk About Our Feelings and Emotions

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31/07/2021

FREE ENTRY on Wednesday 4th August, 10.30 - 4pm, at Ormesby Hall to celebrate all things play on National Play Day.
Make time for play and come along and have fun with friends and family. There is no need to book.

Here's what you can enjoy on this free entry summer of play day:

🌻see the summer flowers blooming
🧺 picnic on the lawn
🔍 follow the summer staycation trail
🚂 model railway layouts
🏠 Step inside the eighteenth century house
🌳 natural play area
☕ treat yourself in the cafe
🏹 soft archery
🎾 tennis
🏸 badminton
🏏 cricket
🏓 table tennis
🏌️‍♀️ mini golf
🏐 croquet
⚾️ field athletics

30/07/2021
10/07/2021

As young people are excited to start partying again, they are more likely to consider using M**A or ecstasy. We’ve written tips and advice to help them to stay as safe as possible.

Please share this with any young people it could help: https://bit.ly/3jZYv5B

21/06/2021

🟠 🟠 We really want to give kids something fun, healthy and educational to do over the holidays 🟠 🟠

So we’ve partnered with Dorman museum to put on a ‘Yoga Explorers 🌍’ themed yoga holiday club!!

The club will run for 6 weeks between 22nd July to the 26h August, offering both Morning and Afternoon sessions

· Morning Sessions for 5-7 year olds 10:00am-11:30AM 🕛
· Afternoon Sessions for 8-11 year olds 12:30pm-2:00pm 🕒

🔴 🔴 We want to involve you in this however, we want to know what our 6th and final theme should be, maybe a bit of …?. 🔴 🔴

Over the course of the club we will be running 6 different themed regions/areas

1. Dinosaur Planet 🦖 - 22nd July

2. Australian Outback Adventure 🐍 - 29th July

3. Walk like an Egyptian 🇪🇬 - 5th August

4. Polar Bear on a Safari 🐻‍❄️ - 12th August

5. All around the world 🗺️ - 19th August

6. __________________ ❓ - 26th August

❗ We need help choosing number 6 ❗

So all you have to do is comment a suggestion down below and share this post and your theme may be chosen and used for the club that you can then bring your kids to!

This event is available to book at: https://wellbeekids.com/product/museum-explorers/

If you have any questions or queries regarding the holiday club do feel free to ask down below and let's get as many kids as we can learning and being healthy over the holidays!

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