Youth Project
Empowering Young People to Learn, Lead, and Thrive
The Youth Project is dedicated to empowering young people with the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to build brighter futures. We believe that when youth are supported, heard, and equipped, they become powerful agents of positive change in their communities and beyond.
We inspire, educate, and empower young people
AYDA Centre believes that the future is contained in our children. When funding is available AYDA strives to provide the following community youth services
Workshops for Developing IT Skills
Workshops for developing IT skills, raising self-esteem to enhance skills already gained; homework club is intended to complement school work and to improve young people’s well-being and educational outcomes.
How do I find a school where I want to study?
Workshops involving music tuition, also confidence building and personal development sessions. Some of the young people involved are quite talented, musically but have not had the opportunity to develop their potential. This training is a massive confidence boost for all young people especially for those with learning difficulties. Music is a form of therapy and a positive activity that gives these youngsters a great opportunity that they have never had before. We have recruited a wide range of young people from various cultural and religious backgrounds that are keen to use music as a medium to bring young people together and celebrate our diversity.
▸ Advice & support for parents of children with learning difficulties
Providing advice and support for parents of children with learning difficulties and linking them with the right services (statutory and voluntary agencies); By liaising with statutory and voluntary organizations, we ensure that BME children have access to a wide range of services and that we are able to influence decisions.
Mentoring scheme for children & young people with learning difficulties
Facilitating a mentoring scheme for children and young people with learning difficulties – to link young people with more experienced people who can act as mentors. The mentoring relationship enables them to share knowledge, expertise and contacts in a supportive atmosphere of mutual trust. Mentoring is designed to help them to remain healthy, stay safe, contribute and achieve..
▸ Support group for parents of children with learning difficulties
Providing a support group for parents of children and young people with learning difficulties who are isolated and/or have no familial bonds; – information sharing, providing drop in counselling session and networking with other organizations.
Empowering Young People to Learn,
Lead, and Thrive
We Serve
We work with young people, especially those who are:
Seeking skills for employment or self-employment
Passionate about creativity, innovation, or community development
Looking for guidance, mentorship, or a supportive network
Ready to grow, learn, and make a difference
Our Mission
Our mission is to inspire, educate, and empower young people by providing access to meaningful programs, mentorship, and real-world opportunities that help them reach their full potential.
