Bright Futures North East
Bright Futures are a registered charity working with young women aged 11-25 to give them a brighter future by raising their self-esteem and confidence.
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Overview
Bright Futures North East provides a range of innovative work with young women within their communities in order to give them safe and interesting things to do on evenings and at weekends.
They support young women around a range of issues which affect them including alcohol and substance misuse, sexual health and relationships, homelessness, family relationships, friendships, school, education, training, crime and anti-social behaviour.
Support available
- Life and Social Development
- Managing & Maintaining Healthy Relationships
- Personal Safety Programme
- Avoiding Violent and Exploitative Situations
- Girls Standing Up! Project (aims to tackle violence against women and girls and the gender stereotypes that contribute to this)
- Young mums support
- Mini Ambassador Programme
- Bright Futures Friendship Group
- Evening Youth Work
- Fitness session
- Future Hope group
- Employability programme
- School drop-ins
Who can access the service
Young women up to the age of 25.
How to access the service
In most cases, you will need to be referred to this service.
However, if you want to enquire or are interested in any of the courses they provide or attending a support group, please get in touch using the contact details provided.