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"As we ease out of lockdown, mental health is going to be something that will need careful consideration and care, especially for young people," said Deputy Youth Project Coordinator Helen Deane. "Through the last year, the world has been a difficult place to be a young person, and we as a staff team are so excited to be able to get some training in order to support the young people in the area." |
"Over the last year our staff team has completed over 200 hours of training, each in areas such as child protection, safeguarding, drug and alcohol misuse and serious youth violence, mental health first aid is another great course to help us in our jobs.” |
Youth Services Manager, Andy Joyes commented: "As we prepare to fully re-open all of our services, the mental health of young people in Hailsham has been at the forefront of all our planning and we are grateful for the Joint Action Group's generous funding and sharing of the vision we had." |
“Hailsham Youth Service is committed to working together with the local community to get the best out of every young person in the town and help them achieve their full potential.” |
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