The Whitechapel Centre was approached by Nicki Connelly from Positive Futures Liverpool to talk about ways they could become involved in the work that we do.
Positive Futures works with young people to help them with personal development, gain education, access training, receive mentoring and take part in both one to one and group activities.
The hope is that it will then enable young people to aim high and facilitate their own great futures.
A group of 32 young people came over two days on work placements to help The Whitechapel Centre to maintain, develop and deliver gardening sessions along side our clients at a local community gardening project.
The group taking a break from work |
Working hard in the Kensington Community |
A couple of weeks later we received an invitation to attend a passing out night for the Positive Futures class of 2013.
It was a privilege to attend and see all the young ladies beautifully dressed, and the young men 'suited and booted'. On the night team leader, Alan Walsh praised them all for all their efforts in the various projects they had contributed to and rightly declared them fine young adults.
The Whitechapel received some lovely news from Nicki on the night, through the fund raising efforts of those who attended The Whitechapel gardening project is to received £100 donation.
From The Whitechapel gardening group a big thank you to all at Positive Futures and good luck for the future.
To find out more about the work that is carried out at our Enablement Centre, or to see who you can become involved please visit our website at: http://www.whitechapelcentre.co.uk