fundraising event - please sponsor the young people!

 

Sponsored club swap!

Tommy (aged 10) suggested that his group (ENYP FC) and Dance Off! get sponsored to attend each other's session, I think this may be because Tommy secretly wanted the excuse to wear a pink tutu!

The young people's forum reps will be joining in, and the event is open to any child or young person that attends ANY ENYP clubs or activities. Download the sponsor form and start collecting your pledges!

The football session will be 3.30 til 5pm at St Francis on Thurs 23rd Feb (followed by a light tea for any YPF reps). The dance session will be 4.30 til 6pm at Heartsease Lane on Fri 24th Feb (a normal 'primary' class with a lot of extra attendees!).

If you would like to get involved or require further info email Kate kdoransmith@enyp.org.uk.

If you would like to sponsor the children and make a donation, email Lucie lfox@enyp.org.uk or visit our localgiving website

 

 

 

supporting enyp

  • ENYP relies on the support of grants, donations and regular giving to maintain and develop its activities in the community.  Can you jelp support us financially to continue to sustain and deliver our services?  Please consider donating just £5 or £10 per month.  No matter how much you donate your support is greatly appreciated.  If you can support in this way please contact Lucie; lfox@enyp.org.uk
  • For one off donations visit our localgiving.com website Donate to local charities at Localgiving.com

  • There are many opportunities to support ENYP through volunteering.  We have a number of groups/services and activities that we oversee, and there is always a need for an extra pair of hands!!  If you would be interested in discussing potential opportunities, no matter how big or small they are, please contact Lucie; administrator@enyp.org.uk 

outcomes


ENYP benefits local young people by:
  • providing holistic youth work with activities including social clubs, arts and crafts, dance, drama, music production, IT and sports, that will develop social and personal skills, and self confidence.
  • developing leadership skills through encouraging young people to take responsible roles within our programmes and to reflect on their lives and role in life.
  • providing educational programmes that will equip young poeple with the skills, knowledge and understanding to empower them to make positive life choices and contributions.
  • offering young people the opportunity to find their voice, have their say and consider their belief basis.

  • giving access to programmes that will help young people integrate in the wider community.

Local support

ENYP works alongside a variety of agencies, these include; local churches and schools, the Police, Safer Neighbourhood Action Panels, Norwich City Council, Age UK Norwich, Norwich Living History Group, Adult Education, YMCA, The Matthew Project, Matrix Project, Future Projects, and local Residents Associations.