Unit 5: Health and Safety

Health and Safety in youth work involves:

Safeguarding and child protection
Risk assessments
Policies and procedures
GDPR
Confidentiality

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Work with us

At Creative Youth Network, we know that in order to enable young people to reach their own potential, we need an enthusiastic, expert team of individuals in each and every department to support this goal and maintain the outstanding work that we do. We are youth workers, we are creative individuals, we are professionals, and we are passionate about improving the lives of as many young people as we can.
Our Young Creatives

Here is an archive of all the young creatives we have worked with over the years.
Inaz Hussain

Inaz Hussain is a film maker and curator who started with Creative Youth Network via one of our Creative Courses, he then went on to be part of YAB (our Youth Advisory Board for The Courts) and then curated and exhibited the film exhibition for our Courts Launch Festival.
Tom Whitson

Introducing Tom Whitson, photographer and videographer who has worked alongside Creative Youth Network as part of the Youth Advisory Board for The Courts. Tom has since them exhibited with us and been an important part of The Courts documentation and Launch Festival.

Intro: Overview of South Glos Provision

In this section, Hannah Panes will introduce you to the organisations within the South Glos Youth Services provision.
Unit 1: Principles of Youth Work

In this unit, we will cover:
What is Youth Work?
Pillars of Youth Work
Skills of Youth Workers
Outcomes of Youth Work
Reflective practice
Unit 2: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion

In this section, we'll cover:
What does EDI mean in practice?
Reflections on language, discrimination and bias – and impact
Representation and why this matters
Unit 3: Youth Voice, Empowerment and Participation

In this section, we'll cover:
Legal basis for children and young people’s right to be heard
Models of Participation
Curriculum Development Model
Ladder of Participation
Benefits of Participation
Practical ideas for Participation
Unit 4: Types of Youth Work

There are different ways to deliver youth work. This part of the course will help you to understand the various interventions that we can use with young people in order to support them in the best way possible.

What we do

Creative Youth Network helps young people, no matter what their background or circumstances, to reach their own potential.
Jobs & Opportunities

We exist to empower young people to reach their own potential and live a fulfilling life. The people who work for us make that happen. You could become part of an inspiring team who make a real difference to the 5000+ young people that we work with every year.
Contact us

Get in touch with us to find out more about our youth centres, arts programmes, or services. Creative Youth Network: 0117 9477948
One to One Support in Bristol

Find out how you can access one-on-one support.
Who we are

Creative Youth Network is a registered charity based in Bristol, in the South West of England. We are youth workers, professional artists, freelancers, volunteers and campaigners. We help all young people to reach their potential and live fulfilling lives, by building secure, positive relationships with them based on the unique needs of each person.
Refer a young person

It is with regret that we are now closed to referrals to the Targeted Youth Service (TYS) as of Wednesday 15th March. However, BDP are still accepting referrals for all young people age 11+ who are involved with substances and/or affected by family use.
The Station

The Station is Bristol's Central Youth Hub and we have a session every night, Monday to Friday. Come and learn new skills, hang out with friends in the evenings, and get support – all in a relaxed, creative environment.
Creative Programmes

We believe in the power of creativity, and the unique way in which this can allow self-expression and unlock young people’s potential. From local art clubs up to support for emerging young artists, musicians, performers and creatives, we want young people from all backgrounds to have access to creativity.
Venue hire: Hanham

Hanham Youth Centre is the perfect place to hire for activities with young people or community groups.
Hanham

The place to be for young people in South Glos! We're here for you to have fun, learn new skills, and get the support you need.