What We Offer

The Game Change Project helps people develop the confidence and resilience needed to thrive by creating experiential learning and volunteering opportunities.

The Project offers two innovative programmes.

Young people choose a theme which best suits their interests - animal care/equine handling, mechanics, or land-based skills. Activities are designed to build participants’ self-esteem, social skills, and motivation. Through hands-on learning, mentorship, and community involvement, the project creates pathways for young people to thrive, reconnect with education, and explore career options.

I CAN

"Empowering young people to improve mental and emotional wellbeing"

A 12 -week intervention for young people aged 13 to 16. Sessions are one day per week during term time 9.30-2.30.

Aimed at supporting young teens who are experiencing difficulties accessing education on a full-time basis.

Using outdoor, skills-based learning to foster confidence and resilience.

Enabled by The National Lottery Community Fund in Wales - no fee for participants.

Achieve

"Developing skills for life and work"

Vocational skills development programme for young people aged 14 to 18. one day per week during term time 9.30-2.30.

Aimed at supporting young people looking for practical, work-based experience and opportunities to gain a vocational qualification.

Agri-engineering, construction, land-based sector, animal care, equine management.

Entry level – level 2 awards.

Programme fee £180 per half term (£30 per session) payable in advance - see terms and conditions for details.