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Have a look at the opportunities on offer:

Clued Up

Clued up is a SkyWay peer led programme that delivers fun and interactive workshops in schools and youth clubs in Hackney. The Clued Up team are able to offer young people aged 11 to 20yrs tailor made sessions covering the following topics:

Contraception
Sexually transmitted infections (STI’s)
Puberty & anatomy
Sexuality, homophobia & relationships
Peer pressure
Abortion
Drugs and alcohol

The Clued up peers are also trained to offer one to one support and guidance on SRE issues and are able to sign young people up to the Free-Dom scheme.

Coming soon; Clued up is in the process of diversifying its activities to deliver sessions in other areas that are important in the lives of Hackney Young People, new peer led workshops will include:

Conflict resolution
Gangs & groups
Sexual grooming

Please note that Clued up has a limited capacity of free workshops, book early to avoid disappointment or speak to a member of staff to discuss workshop costs.

For any information about Clued Up or to book a workshop contact Iyesha on 020 7729 6970 or email; Iyesha@skyway.uk.com

Bike Maintenance

Learn the basic skills of how to keep a bike in working order and how to fix punctures, brakes and gears. At the end of the course you get to keep the bike that you fixed up. Hopefully after this, you will wan to take up cycling as a way to keep fit and healthy

Fashion

You will learn to use a number of traditional and new techniques and develop your fashion skills. This is a great opportunity to design or customise outfits, using a range of methods to create a look that reflects your individual style.

SkyWay Charity Community Based Reparation

SkyWay are very pleased to have been awarded the Community Based Reparation contract in March 2010 by Team Hackney, the project will start in April 2010 and run till April 2012.

SkyWay will work in partnership with Hackney Youth Offending Team to place low risk young people on reparation orders in an appropriate placement with a host organisation. The aim of the partnership is to expand and diversify the current opportunities available to young people on reparation orders.

The Project will offer young people the opportunity to contribute their time to benefit the community whilst also giving them the opportunity to learn new skills and experience new activities. This project will also be working with the young people on their personal development through mentoring and one to one work.

Benefits to the host organisations will include: