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Over a few weeks at all of our groups the young people got involved in making patches. Once we had collected enough patches we decided to get it made into a banner to advertise and promote Space.


Our Operations manager contacted a lovely lady called Hillary who kindly donated her time and materials a created this incredible banner for us of the young people amazing artwork


These are some of the comments our young people made when the saw the final item


  • It’s inspiring 

  • It looks like it took a lot of time

  • I think it’s amazing, the layout looks sick

  • I really like it, it’s very individual

  • I love it, I just think it’s really empowering, I love seeing my community being creative and expressing their views and it sends a really powerful message about unity

  • It highlights our creativity and individuality, which unites us

  • It’s really nice

  • It’s enlightening

  • It’s very organised

  • It looks really nice to be honest, I like the colours

  • The sewing is amazing

  • Each patch has its own personality 

  • It is a great representation of our community 

  • A lot of people came together to create it 


Look out for it in the back ground of future blog posts!



 

At Weymouth group, Liz from the Friendly Food Company came to do cooking with the young people. This time they were making chocolate chip cookies and ice cream!


Yes they are sweet treats but a healthier version than shop bought and all completely Vegan. Although Space Youth Project like to encourage healthy eating everyone needs a sweet treat now and then, and by making these items vegan and homemade you can have the odd indulgence!



The young people learnt new skills in baking, such as swapping ingredients-oat milk instead of eggs and looking at products to see what they actually contain to see if they are vegan friendly. The young people loved working with Liz who is very enthusiastic and inspiring and we all enjoyed the end product.


Thank you Liz and the Friendly Food Company!


While the cookies were cooking and the ice cream setting some of the young people enjoyed a game of giant Jenga



 

At Bournemouth group the young people decided they wanted a quiet games night where they could just chat with friends and build their peer support group. They played Uno, Scrabble, Cluedo and Ludo



 

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