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Our Offer TO YOUNG PEOPLE

In The Mix Project provides a range of youth work services across four core areas. We work with young people to engage them in activities that offer a range of social, economic, educational and recreational opportunities.

Our projects, clubs, and groups are co-created with young people, placing their perspectives at the forefront of our initiatives. Through this collaboration, we foster safe social environments where individuals can participate in enriching activities, receive targeted youth interventions, and obtain assistance for any challenges they may face. Our delivery is participatory and builds confidence, life skills and self-value in individuals that is crucial to their personal development and integration as contributing members of society.

Activities delivered through informal education opportunities include sessions relating to; healthy living, life balance, stress & mental health, rural & countryside skills, teamwork & leadership, education & employment, cooking and menu planning, finance & money matters, outdoor pursuits, personal well-being programmes, sexual health discussions, homework & school support, green & environmental activities, small group work, targeted 1-2-1 work, fitness & sport, and outdoor recreational activity.

Open Access Youth Work

Youth Clubs​

Community Consultation and Solutions​

Positive Activities ​

Outreach in Schools​

Holiday Clubs and Trips​

Targeted Projects

Informal Educational Programmes ​

Issue Based Work​

Hive SEND Youth Group​

Detached Youth Work​

Ready Steady Food​

Alternative Education

Skills Development​

Accredited Courses​

1:2:1 Mentoring & Coaching​

Social and Emotional Learning​

PHSCE Curriculum​

Outdoor Learning & Duke of Edinburgh​

Youth Participation 

Youth Voice​

Leadership & Teamwork​

Volunteering​

Peer to Peer Education​

Social Action Activities & Citizenship​

Undertaking this core work has key benefits for young people and communities;

  • through increasing local harmony and community dynamics,
  • decreasing the risk of the migration of young people to larger towns, cities and other population centres,
  • up-skilling young people and preparing them for the workforce
  • building resilience and positive mental attitudes
  • reducing the risk of long-term impacts on other services like the police, social services, and the NHS.
  • Reducing the risk of crime and disorder and keeping young people safe,
  • improving young people’s perception and impact on communities,
  • offering advice, information and support.