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The Isle of Wight Youth Trust are keen to hear from those under 30-years-old who may have professional experience in education, counselling or psychotherapy
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The results of the survey, which over 900 young people took part in, reveals heightened levels of worry and anxiety. Lots more detail within
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Jo Dare arrives as the new CEO of the Isle of Wight Youth Trust, after leaving Age UK IW
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Now more than ever, young people’s voices need to be heard, so the Youth Trust are inviting them to share their experiences to help shape future services
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Youth Trust Mental Health Taskforce members are given training, ongoing support and the opportunity to get involved and have a say
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The announcement comes after a period of successful expansion under Clare’s leadership. She will be taking up an exciting new role, managing the funds generously donated to the NHS throughout the Pandemic
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The area that young people were most worried about out of 14 possible options was mental health, with 25% of young people worrying about their mental health all or most of the time
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New youth hub to support wellbeing of young Islanders, thanks to funding from community council
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Research reveals high levels of worry, anger, bullying and self-harm among young people on the Isle of Wight. Details within
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The Isle of Wight Youth Trust is seeking young people, aged 12-17 to join our Under 18s Youth Trust Mental Health Taskforce and make a difference to mental health on the Isle of Wight.
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The new Chief Executive brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience of working with young people across the charity sector, including in her most recent role as part of the senior leadership team at BBC Children in Need.
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The Schools’ Mental Health Charter is a quality mark through which the Youth Trust is seeking to empower Island schools to support their communities and increase mental health outcomes for young Islanders.
