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MissAdventures

MissAdventures is a group set up and lead on a fully volunteer basis with the aim of increasing participation of girls in cycling. We also hope to reduce the drop out which is typically experienced around the teenage years. We offer a range of cycling events from fun days / coaching workshops to overnight bothy trips. We believe that in providing adventurous experiences for the girls they will become more confident and resilient. We also believe in the importance in connection with nature and how good this can be for your body and mind.

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Moving Images Cinema Caravan CIC

Moving Images Cinema is a self-contained cinema travelling around the South of Scotland and beyond screening cutting-edge, non-mainstream films to rural and urban communities, schools, youth groups and festivals. An 8-seater cinema in a converted 1980s Swift Pirouette caravan completely stripped out, re-panelled, waterproofed and lovingly turned into a unique red and black cinema space to watch films. With a full HD screen and projector, stereo sound and chairs with comfy velvet cushions it is now a space to immerse yourself in films that inspire and spark discussion. Moving Images is completely self-sustained running on solar power. Our activities with Youth groups aim to introduce themes of global and local youth identities. We also are interested in themes of climate change and justice and climate action. Moving Images also hope to offer filmmaking workshops for small groups of young people at Scottish Border yOuth Groups. We are able to meet young people ‘where they are’ by taking the caravan to the group meeting place. We are currently running a pilot project working with three youth clubs and have plans to expand this across the borders.

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Nature Unlimited CIC

Nature Unlimited run sessions in woodlands across the Scottish Borders, using a forest schools ethos, including employability programmes, schools programmes and mental health and wellbeing sessions.

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Newlands Youth Group

Newlands Youth Group is a weekly youth club based at the Newlands Activity Centre in Romanno Bridge. They offer a fun, safe, friendly space for young people to meet their friends and take part in positive community activities and trips.

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One Step Borders CIC

One Step Borders support young people ages 16-25 and their families in the Scottish Borders experiencing emotional and mental health pressures. They offer low intensity intervention to those suffering mild to moderate mental health issues and/or those at risk of developing them.

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Oor Space Youthy

Oor Space Youthy are based in Peebles but cover the whole Tweeddale area. Their target age is 10-14yrs (P6-S2). They are a Drop in Youth club offering a range of activities using a youth work approach.

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ParentSpace

ParentSpace run courses, workshops, drop ins, one to one support and a befriending service. They run a variety of parenting courses from the early years to the teenage years as well as specific topic based courses and workshops.

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Peeblesshire Youth Trust

Peeblesshire Youth Trust works across Tweeddale to support 10-14 year olds during the years of transition from primary to Peebles High School. They focus on growing confidence and self-esteem, building resilience and promoting good relationships for young people at home and in the community.

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Quarriers – Resilience for Wellbeing Service (Scottish Borders)

Quarriers Resilience for Wellbeing Service, runs throughout the Scottish Borders, focuses on prevention and early intervention to aid and improve young people’s mental health. Our Practitioners are based in each of the Secondary Schools and help young people to build the confidence needed to achieve their goals and develop the resilience to cope when times are tough. The aim is for young people to be able to manage life’s ups and downs more effectively when feeling anxious, stressed, worried, overwhelmed, or low and prevent their getting drawn into damaging risk-taking behaviours. Quarriers also offers community-based support and guidance to young people out with education up to the age of 18.

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Rock UK Whithaugh Park

Since April 18 Rock UK have run the Newcastleton Youth Club based from no8 building and are known as Youthy. A night at Youthy tends to follow two themes. The first is based in the No8 where they make use of the buildings facilities to socialise, run activities such as competitions, pool, table tennis, football, Wii, crafts and tuck shop. The 2nd is regular trips out into the village doing things such as playing in the park and walks around the local wood and going up to Rock UK to do activities such as climbing, zipwire, swimming and canoeing.

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