By Jesse, Digital Communications Coordinator What does it mean to be neurodivergent? Neurodiversity Celebration Week takes place from 18th-24th March, a space to celebrate and spotlight those who are neurodivergent. Being neurodivergent refers to experiencing neurological differences to neurotypical people. It can impact how we think, move, process information, and communicate. ‘Neurodivergent’ is an umbrella […]
World Poetry Day reminds people of the power that language has to create individual and system change. Peer Power Youth’s Young Partners use their creative skills to write poetry about their experiences in the social justice system. Here are some poems and creative pieces written by Young Partners that highlight the lasting impact of the […]
Rose, Peer Leader, Peer Power Youth On International Women’s Day we are spotlighting Rose, Peer Leader who has been an inspiration to others and contributed to positive system change. #InspireInclusion We wanted to reflect on Rose attending the House of Lords, providing insights on how the Government’s Children’s Social Care Implementation Strategy could be modified […]
Throughout the year we want to celebrate Young Partners for their achievements and highlight their success. At Peer Power Youth we build on people’s strengths and create hope for a future where they can realise their dreams and live their best life . Rico, Young Partner has positively impacted the NHS Violence Reduction Programme, been instrumental in co-producing Peer […]
By Jesse Gillespie Content warning: The works of this article explores the themes of anti-LGBTQ+ violence and discrimination, which some readers may be sensitive to and find distressing. Please read with care. Why LGBT+ History Month? Every February the UK celebrates LGBT+ History Month, a time to recognise the achievements and contributions of LGBTQ+ people, […]
We are pleased to announce the launch of Peer Power Youth’s Impact Report 2022-23 and Trustees Annual Impact Report and Accounts. Despite a challenging year, we have not lost hope and determination. We are as committed as ever to our core values and mission, and continue to persistently deliver on projects, bound by a shared […]
On Thursday 7th December we hosted the Peer Power Youth Annual Awards 2023 at our brand-new workspace in Fivefields, Victoria. It was attended by the young people of Peer Power Youth, patrons, trustees, ambassadors, commissioners, funders, partners and supporters of Peer Power Youth’s work and impact. The evening honoured the outstanding accomplishments of young people […]
Peer Power Youth are closing for the holidays until Tuesday January 2nd 2024. There are many services that offer support during this period so please don’t hesitate to contact the options below: Samaritans 24/7 phone service for anyone who needs to talk – (call 116 123). Shelter Emergency helpline or online advice on homelessness in […]
We are pleased to announce our new report on ‘The Impact of Forced resilience on Health Inequalities’.We have explored healthcare from a youth voice perspective, including Peer Power Youth Young Partners and children and young people within secure settings. We continue to elevate the voices and experiences of children and young people. Read the full […]
We’re thrilled to have settled in our new office located at 8-10 Grosvenor Gardens in x+why Fivefields, just a short walk from Victoria station. This flexible workspace is dedicated to charities supporting children and young people, offering a collaborative environment to grow and build alongside each other. Our thanks go to the Westminster Foundation, Grosvenor, […]
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