increase their knowledge and range of skills to support young people and their families, across the full spectrum of their needs Your employee could gain a qualification in an area which is relevant to or closely related to their job by studying part-time. This could either be in work based learning or by attending college as well as going to work. The training needs to be 280 guided learning hours per year (equivalent to 1 day a week), but can be arranged flexibly to suit the employer and employee. What this means for employers

Centre 33 are here to listen and to help support young people up to the age of 25 living across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough with mental health, caring responsibilities, housing, sexual health and more. They know that sometimes t alking to somebody who is not your parent, friend or family member in a confidential and non-judgemental setting can help you to manage the worries and stresses of everyday life better. All of their support is free and confidential *. Traineeships are a new training route for young people aged 16-24. Traineeships aim to give young people the skills and vital experience they need to get an apprenticeship or other job. Young people aged 16-19 following this route will be participating in education , employment or training. Full-time work or volunteering combined with part-time education or training In some cases Cambridge City Councilis able to support you with housing, but only if you are in priority need and if you have a local connection. You have a local connection if you lived in Cambridge for 6 out of 12 months or 3 out of the last 5 years. With small teams based in every District supported by a central team who work across the County, we have expertise around youth work, community development, participation, and working with specific communities such as those covered by the Armed Forces Covenant, and new arrivals to the UK. Led by communities, working in partnershipLGBTQ+ Mature runs weekly meetups for the LGBTQ+ over 50’s every Tuesday to offer support and companionship.

Interact is a social and support group for gay and bisexual men in Cambridge, March and Huntingdon. First things first- If you are in a mental health crisis you can call NHS First Response on 111 and choose option two for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.GPs can also make referrals for mental health assessments to CPFT’s Primary Care Mental Health Service. It's also worth noting that if you work for a company - it may well offer counselling services to employees. Immediate support to 25 year olds - Young people aged 18 to 25 can self-refer to Centre 33 and the ways to do this are here. Charlotte Tilbury- The tinted blush oil has longer wear time than the beauty highlighter wands, but less shimmer

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