Young Peoples Groups
Groups you may wish to join:
https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/children-and-families/ny-voice-be-change/flying-high-and-send-voice
Helpful Podcasts
Our Turn to Talk – Our Turn to Talk
Our Turn to Talk is the National Children’s Bureau Youth-led podcast programme, developed and hosted by Young People on the topics that they want to talk about.
Body image:
Social Media and ‘Beauty’ Standards | Our Turn to Talk
Autism and friendships – the ones that stand out from the crowd:
Exploring grief:
https://our-turn-to-talk.zencast.website/episodes/exploring-grief
The importance of inclusive language:
https://our-turn-to-talk.zencast.website/episodes/language
Experience of education as an autistic person:
https://our-turn-to-talk.zencast.website/episodes/experiences-of-education-as-an-autistic-person
Understanding Education Health and Care Plans:
https://our-turn-to-talk.zencast.website/episodes/understanding-education-health-care-plans
Accessing Mental Health Services as a Young Person:
https://our-turn-to-talk.zencast.website/episodes/accessing-mental-health-services-as-a-young-person
VIDEOs
Who are SENDIASS for young people by Leeds SENDIASS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzWdB5vKKbQ
We Are Limitless
Videos from young people on their experiences in education
FLARE (Friendship, Learning, Achieve, Reach, Empower)
FLARE (which stands for Friendship, Learning, Achieve, Reach, Empower) is a diverse group of disabled children and young people with special educational needs, aged up to 25 from across England.
The group work together to share their views and experiences with the Department for Education and other organisations, helping them to understand how children and young people across England want to receive the support and services they need.
Video with Top tips to encourage children and young people to participate in virtual meetings.
Visit the Flare Blogs below for more useful information
Grace’s Blog: My experience teaching professionals about co-production
Zach’s Blog: Are apprenticeships accessible?
Work experience should be available to every teenager or young adult.
Louise’s Blog: Detainment in assessment and treatment units
Jacob’s blog: Starting my own youth voice group
For more FLARE Blogs visit: FLARE blogs