We are committed to creating a brighter future for young people in Wolverhampton. Through Club A2S (Arise to Shine) and our Youth Mental Resilience Project, we provide safe, inclusive spaces for children and teens aged 5–19 to grow, connect, and build confidence.
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Helping Young Minds Thrive - Activities - Support - Empowerment
FUN ACTION - ENRICHMENT -EMPOWERMENT - CREATIVITY -RESILIENCE CHARACTER BUILDING - FREE LUNCH & SNACKS
From after-school programs and creative workshops to mental health awareness sessions, we empower young people to rise above challenges, develop resilience, and embrace their potential.
Club A2S (Arise to Shine)
This inclusive program offers a variety of activities that inspire creativity, teamwork, and personal growth, including:
• Creative Arts: Dancing, drama, singing, poetry, and debate sessions.
• Sports & Recreation: Engaging physical activities that promote fitness and collaboration.
• Holiday Programs: Fun and enriching activities during school breaks to keep children and teens active and connected.
Girls’ Self-Esteem & Leadership Workshops
These weekend and school holiday workshops empower girls aged 8–18 to build confidence, develop leadership skills, and nurture resilience. Activities focus on the six domains of resilience, providing a comprehensive foundation for personal and emotional growth.
The Youth Mental Resilience Project
We believe that resilience starts early. Almost half of young people face adverse experiences during childhood, which can impact their mental health. Through this project, we teach youth to navigate life’s ups and downs, understand their emotions, and seek help when needed.
Young participants leave equipped with tools to handle life’s challenges, break down stigmas, and create a healthier mindset.
Testimonials
"I never thought I could calm down so easily. The cool-down techniques we practiced showed me that I can manage my emotions and feel better." — Youth Participant
"At first, I didn’t know how to describe my feelings. The emotional literacy sessions gave me the words I needed to understand and share my emotions." — Youth Participant
"Learning that physical activity helps my mental health changed how I see myself and my wellbeing." — Youth Participant
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