Wellbeing Garon Park

On Tuesday night our youth lead Anna was incredibly honoured to be asked to judge at the regional final of the @jackpetcheyfoundation Speak Out challenge delivered by the Speakers Trust, held at The King Edmund School. 🗣️ 🏅

Jack Petchey’s Speak Out Challenge trains up to 30,000 young people a year in vital communication skills. Speakers Trust and the Jack Petchey Foundation share a vision for every young person to be able to speak and be heard and to believe in themselves. Their aim is to amplify young people’s voices by building confidence, developing skills and creating platforms for young people to share their stories and ideas to empower not only themselves but each other. In this way, they champion effective, positive communication to use in education, employability and social change.

The evening was packed with original and insightful ideas from young speakers. Congratulations to all the young people involved, it was an absolute pleasure to be part of this event. 👏

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#jackpetcheyaward #congratulations

We love to see @forgetmenotcaring enjoying their time in the community garden, always lots of happy faces 💚

Thank you for your continued support at Wellbeing Garon Park 😊

#community #volunteers #communitygroups #wellbeinggaronpark #communitygarden

We’re so grateful for the overwhelming response to our call out for Fairy Houses for this years Enchanted Fairy Trail at Wellbeing Garon Park. 🧚🧚‍♂️

We have already received donations of wonderful fairy houses from the local community and know that many of you are working hard on your fairy projects ready for the summer ✨

Please do get in touch if you have any queries or need some inspiration, we’d be happy to help. ☺️

Anna.sims@garonparkcic.com

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