We offer a flexible and creative alternative for young people who are disengaged from mainstream education. Our approach is practical, hands-on, and project-oriented, designed to help those with low confidence, poor attendance, and special educational needs. Through this individualized training, young people re-engage with learning and prepare for the world of work. As they develop crucial social and emotional skills, we guide them through the nationally recognised Silver Arts Award qualification, building confidence and self-esteem.
Peer-Led Outreach: Young People Teaching Young People
Our unique outreach programme empowers young people to become leaders by providing a platform for them to have important conversations with their peers. This program builds confidence and leadership skills while creating a supportive environment for discussions around key issues such as mental health, bullying, relationships, and identity.
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Creative resources;
We’ve developed a unique collection of creative resources, all co-created by young people, to help parents and professionals. These materials, including guidebooks, interactive videos, and lesson plans, are specifically designed to empower adults to have authentic conversations with young people about crucial topics like mental health, bullying, and identity. By using resources made by their peers, young people are more likely to engage, and these tools can also help schools and organisations hit key curriculum targets and safeguarding objectives.
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Drop the Knife: Raising Awareness Through Art, Education & Community Action Knife crime is real. It’s happening in our towns, our streets, and sometimes even within our friendship groups. But here’s the truth: carrying a knife won’t keep you safe. In fact, it’s far more likely to put you — and the people around you […]
First Impressions: Over the past six weeks, a remarkable creative journey unfolded in Preston. Brought together by a shared passion for their city, a diverse group of people who call Preston home took part in a storytelling and photography project that captured the essence of their lives and surroundings. “First Impressions” is more than a […]
Hi my name is Jules and this is my Mental Health journey. Mental health is one of the biggest battles I have ever fought and it still is. You see I have suffered from mental health issues from the age of 12 from what I can remember it was only small things at the start, […]
At Wot Wud U Do, we’re proud to collaborate with an incredible network of partners who share our vision for empowering young people and building stronger communities. From local authorities and schools to health services and community organizations, our partners bring invaluable expertise, resources, and support to every project we deliver.
Together, we’re creating opportunities for growth, fostering resilience, and making a real difference in the lives of young people across the region.
