ChangeMakers

ChangeMakers is a youth-led programme that gives young people aged 11-16 the opportunity to make a positive difference in their community. Through workshops, teamwork and community action projects, participants explore the issues that matter most to them and turn their ideas into real change.

ChangeMakers is currently paused.

We’re planning future opportunities and will share when the next programme is ready to launch.  Check our social media channels to be the first to hear about upcoming opportunities to get involved.

 

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Youngs matter | Your ideas can make a difference 

Together with other young people, ChangeMakers create and implement community action projects to make a real difference. You could choose to work on projects such as: 

  • Equality and social justice 
  • Environment and sustainability 
  • Local safety 
  • Youth wellbeing and support 
  • Cultural exchange 

Projects are youth-led, but are supported by partners from across the Developmental Assets project in and around Newark. You’ll be helped by staff and volunteers during weekly sessions to make your ideas real and put change into action. 

 

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Too shy? No experience? Never done anything like this before?

ChangeMakers is for you.

ChangeMakers are open to young people of all backgrounds, beliefs, experiences, ideas, personalities and cultures. 

Young people can apply themselves, and we also encourage teachers, youth workers and caregivers to encourage young people who may not usually engage in extra-curricular activities to apply and have their voices heard.

What’s involved?

 

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Youth Advisory Board

One of our aspirations for ChangeMakers is to create a Youth Advisory Board where young people can continue to have their voices heard beyond the programme. The group would help inform community initiatives, share ideas, and contribute to shaping opportunities for young people across Newark and surrounding areas.

Who we work with:

Kindly funded by:National Lottery Community Fund Logo

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