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Wokingham Villages Youth Project

The Villages Youth Project was established to provide young people with resources in rural areas around Wokingham where there is little or no provision and for young people that have no access to provision in surrounding areas.
 
Youth clubs in the project
 
There are four centre-based youth clubs within the project in Aborfield, Barkham, Finchampstead and Wokingham Without. 
 
Each youth club offers opportunities for young people to socialise, participate in activities and/or discuss current issues, also provided is material and information on issues such as sexual health, drug and alcohol awareness and careers advice. This information is in addition to the many activities and projects on offer in the extensive programme of events for each club every term.
 
Mobile provision
 
Supplementary to the youth clubs, the Villages Youth Project has a mobile provision that covers these rural areas and is used alongside youth streetworkers. The mobile provision is fully equipped with resources such as: 
 
  • Kwik cricket, rounders
  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Team games
  • Bicycle maintenance
  • Wheelchairs - disability awareness
 
Young people have the opportunity to participate in the sporting activities using local parks/playing fields. The Mobile Provision also has an extensive selection of information on local facilities for young people and information and advice on a number of issues.
 
In addition to the regular activities at each youth club, the many activities proposed over the year are:
 
  • Visits to Woodley recording studio
  • Police station/fire station visits
  • Babysitting course
  • Salsa evenings
  • Trampolining sessions
  • Oakwood Farm, day visits and residential
  • BACYP evenings of circus skills, quizzes, team games
  • First aid
  • Virtual babies
  • Youth Achievement awards
  • Arts and crafts 
  • Fashion shows
  • Ice skating/dry ski slope/bowling/archery/swimming/theme Parks/local theatre
  • Healthy tuck options
  • My Life project
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