OUR IMPACT
In the academic year 2023-24, we engaged a total of 2,692 children and young people in our work, with 483 receiving targeted support. Additionally, 335 professionals participated in our training programs.
100% of the 28 young people who participated in our "Potential Not Poverty" project stated that they felt respected and listened to during the workshops. This demonstrates our commitment to establishing a safe and inclusive environment where young individuals feel safe and heard.
‘I felt honoured to be part of these workshops. I felt respected and that my struggles were acknowledged, and there were people to talk to without being judged'
{Young woman attending Potential Not Poverty workshops: 2024]
94% of the young people who attended our classroom-based workshops rated them as either excellent or good (n=581). This high satisfaction rate highlights the quality and relevance of our workshops, as well as the positive engagement we foster in our sessions.
‘I bottle things up and then it just explodes. Workshops like this help because no one is going to judge you or take the p***’
[Young man attending our Maps to Manhood workshops: 2024]
87% of young women (n=68) who participated in our Steps to Respect program reported feeling more confident to stand up and speak out against sexual bullying and harassment after attending the workshops.
‘The thing I enjoyed most about the workshops is that you can say things here and your views are listened to and respected but in class, these types of conversations get shut down’
[Young woman attending our Steps to Respect program: 2024]