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Wednesday, 6 March 2013

IMPACT of my project - Pictures

Impact that this project had on me

/ Impact that I had through this project.

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Everything is Possible: Since 1999, Everything is Possible has developed partnerships with organisations who support young people with fewer opportunities. Our organisation was set up to support the most excluded young people, such as homeless young people, those with drug & alcohol problems, those in prison, young people with no education or excluded from school, individuals with a history of mental health, black & minority ethnic groups, those who have been through the system of local authority care and young parents. We specialise in offering international mobility experiences to young people with less opportunities, however our programmes are open to all young people, not exclusively this target group. We run formal and informal courses on European citizenship & intercultural awareness for young people, in various settings including prisons, youth centres,schools & non-formal education centres. Our current aims and the work we have done over the last few years have allowed us to work with more & more marginalised young people.

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