Free Training with 42nd Street and Manchester City Council

Manchester City Council are supporting the delivery of a range of free training courses to support people from the Youth and Play Sector working with young people aged 8-25 years old.

Each training will be delivered by a member of our team at 42nd Street.

42nd Street have over 45 years of experience of working with young people aged 11 - 25, within this training our trainers will offer our cumulative knowledge and experience to offer trauma informed theories and practice.

We will provide space to learn from each other, network, reflect on your own practice and practical strategies when working with children and young people.

Throughout the training we will encourage you to reflect on how to consider marginalised and racialised communities within your practice and how to ensure there is organisational and self-care.

See the various options below:

Senior Leadership Trauma-informed Training for the Youth and Play Sector in Manchester.

• Why trauma-informed principles are important when considering the needs of young people that have experienced or are experiencing trauma
• Consider different trauma informed principles and how this applies to your organisation as well as supervision
• How to ensure trauma informed care of your staff

• Your current supervision practices through the lens of trauma informed principles

• Learn about the Historical and Socio-political context of LGBTQ+ identities
• Consider Trauma through an LGBTQ+ lens
• Reflect on approaches to Gender and how we can support Trans and Non-Binary young people
• Understand the importance of data and how we collect & use it
• Practise & reflect on Safeguarding LGBTQ+ Young people
• Share & gain resources for supporting LGBTQ+ Young people

• Work for a Youth and Play VCFSE organisations
• In Manchester
• With young people aged 8-25 in Manchester