If you spend time with children, families or young people in a church or faith based context, then Fuel is for you. It doesn't matter whether you've just started volunteering making the drinks for holiday club, or you've been a youth worker for decades. We want to resource and equip you with ideas you can take back and share with those you work alongside. If you've not been to a Fuel Training event before, the format is very simple -…
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A teaching day for young people encouraging them to get involved in LEADING CHURCH. The day includes seminars on preaching, leading worship, working with others, Godly relationships and social media. As well as food, cafe and breakout zones. Includes lunch and dinner, and is totally free to come! For more info email Katherine at the267project.
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An essential seminar for all parents, teachers, church leaders, youth and children’s leaders, and anyone who cares about children and young people with special or additional needs. Most children’s and youth workers want to include kids of all abilities and needs in what they do, but many struggle to make this a reality. There are many different kinds of special or additional need, and each one, each child, can present different challenges (and opportunities!) It is hard for children’s and…
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How do we help to nurture and develop faith within young people? It’s a key question for all Christian youth leaders, but one that we often struggle to clearly answer. This training day is run by Youthscape. Throughout the day they'll be looking at various ways of provoking curiosity within young people, introducing spiritual disciplines and rhythms within our youth work and discovering the tools we as leaders need to personalise and ground big topics within young people’s worlds. Some…
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Training day led by Youthscape, with training delivered by Will Taylor (Formally Loss UK) Statistics tell us: Aapproximately 1 in 25 children and young people have experienced the bereavement of a parent or sibling. Half of couples (49%) divorcing in England and Wales in 2011 had at least one child aged under 16 living in the family. Children affected by family breakdown are: 75% more likely to fail at school 70% more likely to become addicted to drug 50% more…
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Much of modern society is dominated by the digital world, and our children are growing up with countless online possibilities at their fingertips. It’s an exciting world for them to explore, but there are potential dangers. As parents and carers, it’s natural to want to protect our children from any pitfalls. So what strategies can we adopt to ensure our children gain the benefits of being online, whilst developing a responsible relationship with technology? At Left To Their Own Devices?…
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