Rose Hill Junior Youth club has successfully received a grant of £14,770 from the Well Together programme to support local children, young people and their families!
The Well Together Programme is delivered in partnership by OCVA and Community First Oxfordshire and funded by the NHS Integrated Care Board with the aim to promote health and wellbeing and reduce inequality through community-based activities.
Over the next year, we will be running cooking activities every week at our youth club sessions, exploring healthy and fun recipes that the children and young people will love making and trying!
We will also be supporting local primary schools in Rose Hill and Littlemore with small group and one-to-one mentoring sessions for children, based at our youth allotment space.
These sessions will focus on improving wellbeing and building friendships through nature, cooking and art activities.
There will also be plenty of opportunities for local families to take part in easy, tasty and fun cooking activities at various community events based in Rose Hill throughout the year!
RHJYC’S Director, Chris Chaundy, said:
“Having the Well Together Funding and their support for our work in Rose Hill & Littlemore is incredibly valuable to us. It allows us to support local schools, addressing the needs of their children and young people. We can also encourage children to eat healthily by creating fun and engaging food activities in our youth club sessions and offer informative and engaging cooking activities for local families at community events.”
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