Young people are a nation’s future. They need a decent education, space to grow and a safe and caring community and family life in which to flourish.
One of the ways we do this is by encouraging young people to take part in a range of activities from sports and drama to extra tuition. We have found this increases skills, confidence and personal development.
We even encourage family and parenting support and family intervention projects to provide parents and carers with support and the tools to deal with the challenges they often face.
Through Young Hyde The Hyde Group believes it has found an ideal partnership which offers young people a chance to impress.
Young Pride Bursary
One of the ways we do this is through the Hyde Young Pride Bursary. We will give those aged 16 and under, up to £200 to help pay for cultural, educational or sporting activities. It could also be used to pay for trips away. The grant is for 12 months and a maximum of £400 per household.
Apply now and see what you could be missing!
The following are just a small sample of some of the activities young people have spent their money on:
- Maths and English tuition, privately at home or at a local centre, e.g. KUMON;
- Saturday schools;
- Swimming lessons
- Music lessons;
- Dance lessons;
- Horse riding;
- Martial arts;
- Football;
- Ice skating;
- Golf;
- Foreign language tuition;
- Boxing;
- Hockey tuition;
- Computer training; and
- Art, design and craft courses
If you would like to know more then call Janet Grant on 0208 297 7552 or email janet.grant@hyde-housing.co.uk. To find out about events and activities in your neighbourhood visit your local area pages.
