Thursday 10th October  1pm-2pm

Would you like to get out in nature and do something positive for your community? The North Devon Employment Hub and the National Trust have teamed up to bring you a fantastic opportunity to volunteer at Woolacombe beach.

You could take part in:

• Tree planting
• Wall building/ repair
• Fence building/repair
• Building steps
• Scrub clearance
• Building structure

Studies have shown that being in nature and volunteering are two of the best things that you can do for your mental health.

There will be FREE transport From Barnstaple to Woolacombe and home again. The project will be running every Wednesday over the winter. If you would like to know more, please come along to our talk at the Employment Hub.

 Welcome to Bodgit to Budget!

Tuesday 15th October 1pm-4pm

Come join us at Barnstaple Library for a fun and informative event all about managing your finances. Learn practical tips and tricks to help you go from bodging your budget to mastering your money like a pro. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to level up your financial game!

This will be a fun session using a Navigate’s bespoke board game, Bodgit to Budget as the focus of the workshop. There will also be an exciting 'taste test' to see if you can tell the difference between well-known brands and own brands.

The is a joint venture between the North Devon Employment Hub and Navigate charity. This is the first event in our “how to be a good tenant” course.

Tuesday October 22nd 1pm-4pm 

This is the second workshop is out series of “How to be a good tenant”. This is a joint venture between the North Devon Employment Hub and Navigate Charity. This session will focus on:

· Skills, knowledge and experience for self-promotion

· Transferable skills

· Body Language

· First impressions

· CV and cover letter writing

· How to apply for jobs.

Ask for Jake is a local charity raising awareness of suicide prevention and includes all challenges including self-harming, eating and behaviour issues, drug and alcohol dependency and any other issue which may begin to manifest in young people.

 This service ensures that any young person aged 11 to 25 years can access free and confidential counselling, mentoring and a range of support services.

Spark UK is a mental health organisation run by young people for young people.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services assess and treat young people with emotional, behavioural or mental health difficulties.

We help bereaved children, young people and their families, living in North Devon and the Torridge area, to feel better and less alone in their grief.

 Pete's Dragons has a passion for making sure those impacted by suicide are supported. 

 Kooth is a free, safe, confidential, and non-stigmatized way for young people to receive

counseling, advice, and support online.

 Practical tips and ideas, developed by

young people, to help promote and support young people to look after their own, and their

friend's mental health.

 Confidential support and advice service for young people under the age of 35 who may be having thoughts of suicide

No Panic is a registered charity that helps and supports those living with Panic Attacks, Phobias, Obsessive Compulsive Disorders and other related anxiety disorders.

Support for people with eating disorders -  Beat exists to encourage and empower people to get help quickly, because they know the sooner someone starts treatment, the greater their chance of recovery. 

 Bipolar UK is the only national charity dedicated to empowering individuals and families affected by bipolar. Peer support is at the core of their work. They empower approximately 1,000 people a month to stay well - and they have the ambition to reach thousands more. 

  Intercom Trust is a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community resource covering the South West.

Our aim is to help young people and better understand and address the needs of young people’s mental health

Improving the mental health and wellbeing of young people through the power of surf therapy

  Improving opportunities and outcomes for autistic people age 14+, their employers, and others working with them. 

  Provides support for young people and empowers them to overcome life's challenges.

We support children and families to develop the skills needed to build resilience and make sustainable change. 

 Sunrise is a grassroots charity promoting equality, diversity and social inclusion in rural communities in Northern Devon. We work with the community to eliminate discrimination and promote strong, positive community relations through our range of services and activities, which challenge discrimination, help change attitudes and celebrate diversity.

Space delivers professional youth work, community projects and other services to ensure young people have the best opportunities to succeed. 

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The Student Room: the UK's largest online community for school, college and uni students. Find friendly and supportive discussions on everything from GCSEs to uni life, from A-levels to Ucas applications. 

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 Job information, finance and careers advice from MoneySavingExpert

They work with every state-funded secondary school, special educational needs school, alternative provision & post 16 college, helping them to link with local employers to deliver high quality careers support for students. 

Young persons housing advice Devon

Amber service

Child Employment 

Law and Support

Youth Enquiry Service, Health and wellbeing Accommodation, Sexual health 

Victims of crime

Changing the odds in favour of young people

 Supporting Young Carers aged 8-24 yrs in Mid Devon, North Devon and Torridge 

 DACS offers 1-1 counselling to children and young people aged from 8-21 years of age whose lives have been affected by experiencing domestic abuse.