Wellbeing Garon Park

🌱 Growing Skills, Confidence & Community at Wellbeing at Garon Park! 🌱

We are delighted to be working alongside EH4CP, our onsite alternative SEND provision, led by Jack O’Connor.

With nearly 20 years of experience in alternative provision, SEMH and behaviour management, Jack and the EH4CP team deliver unique, personalised development and intervention programmes designed to support young people’s emotional, social and personal growth.

Through practical, hands-on activities, the young people have been getting stuck into a whole range of projects around our site, from gardening and planting to general maintenance, cooking, woodwork and sports.

These activities offer so much more than just learning a new skill. They provide opportunities to build confidence, develop independence, improve teamwork, strengthen relationships and gain valuable life skills in a supportive environment.

It has been wonderful to see the enthusiasm, commitment and hard work the young people have put into helping us develop and maintain our grounds, particularly our Wellbeing Trail, helping us create a welcoming and enjoyable space for everyone in our community to benefit from. 🌳

At EH4CP, the focus is on working collaboratively with the important people in young people’s lives, providing tailored support and guidance to help them navigate challenges, build resilience and reach their potential.

We feel incredibly fortunate to have them as part of our community here at Garon Park.

A huge thank you to Jack and all the young people for their hard work, enthusiasm and everything they contribute to our site. You should all be very proud of what you are achieving! 💚

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If you’re visiting our Halloween trail on Wednesday. Why not pop by to Achievement Through Football Stay & Play session for double the fun 🎃👻