Young People

Learn how trauma-informed approaches can create safer, more supportive, and inclusive environments in sport and physical activity.

This training session explores how adopting a trauma-informed approach can help create safer, more inclusive, and supportive sporting environments for young people and adults. Participants will gain a better understanding of trauma, its impact on behaviour, wellbeing, and participation in sport, and how coaches, volunteers, and clubs can respond positively and effectively.

Get ready for GOOD VIBES, family fun and a huge community celebration at the Moss Side Together Festival on Friday 24 July, 11am–3pm at Broadfield Park (Rec Park), Moss Side

This free family event is all about bringing the Moss Side community together for a positive day filled with music, laughter, culture and activities for all ages. Whether you’re bringing the kids, grandparents, friends or neighbours - everyone is welcome.

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Join young changemakers and civic leaders for real talk, inspiration and connections. It’s your turn to lead.

What does it really mean to be a decision-maker or civic leader?

Join young changemakers & civic leaders for real talk, inspiration & connections. It’s your turn to lead.

What does it really mean to be a decision-maker or civic leader?

Find out about the current state of Google Ad Grants, the free ads that Google offers to charities. What types of ad you can run, recent changes to policies, and current best practice, with real-world examples of successful ad campaigns. The grant has changed a lot in the last year, with new features that make it a more useful way to boost your organisation’s profile.

The training is followed by a dedicated Q&A session.

Join this free event in celebration of Age Without Limits Day!

Following on from successful performances at prestigious venues including Manchester (Royal Exchange Theatre), Oldham, Chester - You are invited to join Annette, Enid, Joan, Kinisha Yvonne (the cast) for this extra special performance. 

Youth Charter Race for Peace invites communities to participate in Race for Peace 2026, an event that promotes peace, unity and community through sport, community leadership and education. 

Race for Peace 2026 marks the 50th Anniversary of the Soweto uprisings in South Africa in 1976 recognising the historic role of young people in the struggle for equality and educational opportunity.