It was a fun evening at Bournemouth group, they did an ice breaker that involved true or false internet safety questions. The cards covered a wide range of key topics so that young people can spot danger signs and keep themselves safe online. They also did an internet safety quiz that was informative and fun. They decorated positive affirmation jars and the young people enjoyed writing positive affirmations for each other. It was a fun evening that involved lots of conversations about positive things.
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At Space Family Day the session was mental health. Young people and their parents got to focus on the topic of mental health at Space Family Day, focusing on looking after their own mental health, talking to each other as a family, and knowing where to access support.
Parents had a full day of discussions and peer support while young people and siblings were busy with activities to encourage them to look aft5er themselves.
A fantastic day where everyone took time to consider what self-care or support they need in their lives.
At Poole group the young people had two activities where they had to work together to achieve a common goal.
The first they had to pick up and move a tin can only using a piece of string each and 1 elastic band and no part of their body could touch the can.
The other they had to cut an A4 piece of paper in such a way they could fit 1 person through it.
Both these helped the young people improve their team working and communication skills
The community police officers Matt and Peter came along to the group and got stuck in with the young peoples activity, helping to build better connections with our young people and Dorset Police
The young people really enjoyed the activity and engaging with the officers
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