Projects

Targeted Early Intervention & Community Projects

Specialist support for children and young people who need more than a lesson.

I provide targeted early-intervention projects for children and young people, working alongside schools, local authorities, health, Early Help, Family Hubs, social prescribing, youth services and community organisations.

My projects create safe, engaging spaces where young people can explore the issues affecting their lives, develop healthier attitudes and behaviours, build protective factors and strengthen their connections to trusted adults, peers and their communities.

Projects can be commissioned as standalone interventions, locality pilots or as part of wider prevention and early-help pathways.

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Strong Girls Club

Targeted early-intervention group work for girls and young women, building belonging, confidence, healthy relationships, boundaries and safety. A supportive space to strengthen protective factors, develop aspirations and help girls feel connected, heard and valued.

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Lessons in Love

Targeted relationships work helping young people develop healthy attitudes and behaviours, recognise harm, challenge misogyny and harmful gender norms, understand consent and take responsibility for their choices, supporting healthier relationships and positive change.

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Change the Cycle

A whole-setting approach to periods, body knowledge and menstrual health. Combining education, practical support and culture change to tackle stigma, improve confidence and ensure periods don’t become a barrier to participation, wellbeing or education.

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A Pack of Three

A place-based early-intervention approach to improving girls & young women’s health. Working in areas of identified need, A Pack of Three brings together universal health education, community-based health services and targeted 1:1 and group work.