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RCT - The A.I.M Project

The A.I.M (Aspiration. Inspiration. Motivation) Project is a programme funded by the National Lottery, to help support young people aged between 11 – 18 years old who are currently experiencing or have experienced DVA in the home.

Young people will be offered a variety of one-to-one sessions which will address trauma, develop and utilise coping skills, as well as resilience, promote mindfulness and other wellbeing initiatives to positively impact on health and wellbeing, as well as activities, after school youth clubs and online after school resources.

Key Workers and Volunteer Mentors will work together with each young person, offering a bespoke programme of support. Using My Star, each young person will be assessed so we understand their needs as well as to monitor their progress, and amend their individual programme plan where needed.
Address:
60 Drake Street, Rochdale, OL16 1PA
Umbrella org:
Rochdale Connections Trust
Telephone:
01706 345111
Sector:
Public

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