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Getting It On
Sexual health services site for young people in south west London.
The site for young people in Kingston upon Thames
YADAPA (Young and Disabled and Positively Active) are running free art and drama workshops this half term for young people with disabilities aged 11-19 at Richard Mayo Hall in Kingston. Taking place on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th February, visit
yadapa.com for an application form.
If you're aged 16-25 and not currently in education, employment or training, The Prince's Trust Kingston team offers a free 12-week personal development programme to increase your confidence, motivation and skills and help you to move into education, employment or training. The next course starts from the
23rd January. For more information contact team leader Darran O'Grady on 020 8974 8494 or email
kingston.pt@south-thames.ac.uk.
Are HIV prevention services meeting the needs of young people in South-West London? The Terrence Higgins Trust would like as many young people in SW London to fill out a survey:
www.surveymonkey.com/s/youngpeoplequestionnaire
Book now for half term courses at Hook Studio including
African Drumming Circle (all ages),
Animazing! (ages 8-14) and
Music Makers (ages 7-11). Book all three together for a special price of £40!
Try out our parkour (also known as free running) equipment in a safe, supervised environment at Devon Way Youth Centre. For the next couple of weeks the Parkour Generations coaching team will be on site.
Check out their parkour videos on their site. A parental consent form is required before participating. To sign up, or for more information contact Barnabas Shelbourne. Email:
barnabas.shelbourne@rbk.kingston.gov.uk or phone: 020 8547 6792.
We've got some details of new sports opportunities coming up in 2012.
Free Girls Basketball sessions are starting at Tolworth Recreation Centre from Monday 9th January for ages 11-15. Also, represent Kingston in the
Mini Marathon coming up in March 2012.
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