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Food for Thought by Marcia Dixon MBE

2nd August 202420th September 2024 Becky Wybrow 273 Views 0 Comments Christians, Marcia Dixon MBE, Social Media, Volunteering, Windrush generation, young people

REJECT WORLDLINESS AND LIVE FOR GODWhen I was growing up, my parents – as with

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News

New National Chaplain for The Boys’ Brigade

13th September 202213th September 2022 Karen Seronay 511 Views 0 Comments Boys Brigade, churches, John Sharp, Queen's Badge, Stewart Cutler, volunteers, young people

The Boys’ Brigade has appointed Rev Stewart Cutler as the new Brigade Chaplain. Stewart has

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Editors' Picks Feature

Dave Hall Catlayst Vinyard Testimony

13th January 202212th January 2022 Shirley McGreal 1884 Views 0 Comments Dave Hall, disappointment, goal post, growth, Vinyard Testimony, young people

A twelve-hour bus journey wasn’t something I was particularly looking forward to, but it turned

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Coronavirus Editors' Picks Lifestyle

Christian charities team up with TV’s Mr Motivator for ‘Body and Soul’

16th April 202115th April 2021 admin 1173 Views 0 Comments #Fitness, Christian charities, communities, help, Lockdown, mental health, Mr Motivator, Pandemic, TV, Wellbeing, young people, youths

National charity, Oasis, is teaming up with TV’s Mr Motivator, The Children’s Society and Applause for Thought (which supports those working in the arts), to offer people a post-lockdown boost in the form of a fun fitness routine.

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Editors' Picks Lifestyle

Foster a child – You may have more to offer than you think

16th April 202115th April 2021 admin 729 Views 0 Comments community, experience, Families, fostering, future, Life, Support, young people, youths

Foster carers play a vital role in looking after children and change lives with their love and support. Your care really makes a difference and helps young people achieve their best.

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Editors' Picks Lifestyle News

Youth violence prevention week – “Hard Calls Save lives”

15th April 202115th April 2021 admin 780 Views 0 Comments awareness, campaign, communities, crime, Families, gangs, help, knife crime, London, Met Police, safety, Support, young people, youth violence

The Metropolitan police have launched a new campaign called “Hard Calls Save lives”. This is a hard-hitting awareness-raising campaign against serious youth violence led by five mothers who have lost their sons to knife crime.

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Editors' Picks Lifestyle News

Project will bring vision for worldviews in RE a step closer to the classroom

15th April 202115th April 2021 admin 625 Views 0 Comments church, curriculum, education, Faith, learning, Religion, resources, school, The Bible, young people

The Templeton World Charity Foundation Inc. has awarded funding to the Religious Education Council of England and Wales (REC) to work with RE Today Services to take the vision of worldviews in RE a step closer to the classroom.

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Business Editors' Picks Lifestyle News

New Chair to Lead the Drive for Diversity in Apprenticeships

12th February 202111th February 2021 admin 1071 Views 0 Comments BAME, BME, discrimination, Diversity in Apprenticeships, educate, employment, ethnicity, jobs, learn, school, women, young people, youths

During National Apprenticeship Week 2021 Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills, Gillian Keegan, joined a meeting of the Apprenticeship Diversity Champions Network to speak to members and announce the appointment of a new chair.

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Editors' Picks Lifestyle

Mental Health Week: Young artist reflects feelings about Covid-19 pandemic

3rd February 20212nd February 2021 admin 719 Views 0 Comments Anxiety, Bernado's, charity, Coronavirus, COVID19, depression, mental health, Mental Health Week, Pandemic, Support, young people, Youth

An image representing young people overcoming challenges during the Covid-19 crisis has been released by Barnardo’s to mark Children’s Mental Health Week.

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