Have Your Say
Good News Stories
- Interview training for young people - 11 March 2013
- Young carers' trip to the theatre - 11 March 2013
Young Commissioners
A film about what Haringey's Young Commissioners get up to. See them at work selecting projects to receive funding, and on an action-filled trip to Wales.
- Find out more about Young Commissioners
Unity Radio
Do you have an interest in current affairs, media or music? Are you a technical enthusiast who loves editing, music production, sound engineering?
Even if this is all new to you, but you have the desire to learn new skills, then come on board and join Unity Radio.
- Find out more about Unity Radio
Get involved with Youth Space!
Why not get involved and help us develop Youth Space and what we do online for young people. For further information contact Andrew on 020 8489 5024 or email youthspace@haringey.gov.uk |  |
Out Now: Strategy for Young People in Haringey
The Strategy for Young People in Haringey is intended to be one plan for all organisations who contribute to the delivery of services for young people in Haringey. We have developed the Strategy in consultation with young people and key partners and we want to continue to these key relationships as the Strategy is rolled out across the borough.
- Check out the Strategy for Young People in Haringey (PDF, 126kb)
Careers: Shine Young Producers Programme - apply now!
The makers of Spooks, T4, Masterchef, One Born Every Minute and Got to Dance are looking for the young writers, directors, film-makers, presenters and producers of tomorrow to be paid apprentices in a new production unit making their own shows and professional content.
A team of eight 18-24 year olds, non-graduates with a passion and demonstrable talent for creating innovative video content will be recruited initially, with applications encouraged from candidates from diverse or less advantaged backgrounds.
Recruits will be nurtured across a year to become a professional production unit through a tailored training programme, alongside a structured mentoring programme involving staff from across the Shine Group companies.
After twelve months, each will either have the opportunity to stay and continue to work on projects, apply for roles on productions within Shine Group or leave having gained industry recognised accreditations and a year’s experience.
If you’re 18-24, a non-graduate, and full of energy, ideas and enthusiasm, send a CV and links to any video’s you’ve made to apprenticeships@livity.co.uk
|Back to topWANTED: Opinionated Young People
| The HIT Team (Haringey Investigation Team) are a group of young people who work undercover as secret mystery shoppers to see how well our projects are doing. You will be trained to be a HIT agent and visit Youth Provision that is being delivered by the new Youth, Community and Participation Service and the Voluntary Sector. As an HIT inspector you will report back on what you feel was a “hit” and what was a “miss” to Youth Practitioners, Team Leaders, Head of Service and Haringey Councillors. If you are between 13-19yrs old and would like to join the HIT team, please contact Joyce by email Joyce.ogunjobi@Haringey.gov.uk |  |
Youth Wise - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT)
- Change the world and make it your world too
- Join the crowds at Wood Green
- Why do it alone?
- In need of sitting down and talking things through?
- Express yourself and your needs
When: 5.30pm to 7pm every second Thursday of the month except public holidays.
Where: 2nd Floor,Wood Green Public library
Who: Serena or Subodh at Wise Thoughts: tel: 020 8889 9555 email: info@wisethoughts.org
Discover more on: gay wise festival website (external link) and the wise thoughts website (external link)
|Back to topYoung People Services Feedback
We recently asked you about services for young people in Haringey, your responses were used as part of the Equality Impact Assessment we conducted on the proposed changes to the Youth, Connexions and Participation Service.
- Find out more by reading the Equality Impact Assessment document (PDF, 720KB)
Know your rights!
Most young people don't know much about their rights. But whether it's about school, your rights as a consumer or your rights if the police decide to stop you, it always makes sense to know what your rights are.
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