KYA Toolkit
Here you can find documents, checklists, and other useful information to help your group or organisation set up or improve community youth provision in Kirklees. Just select a tab below to get started.
Getting Started
Checklists
Grant Access Point (GAP)
Organisation Needs
Organisation Structures
Social Media Support
Finance
Funding
Cyber Security
Locala Sexual Health - Kirklees YP Referral Form
Policies & Procedures
For Staff
For Volunteers
General
Resources Library
Advice, Guidance & Signposting
SMASH - 13-24 year old's can get free access to discounts on food/takeaways and learn about healthier eating.
Fearless is a site where you can access non-judgemental information and advice about crime and criminality.
CCE/Knife Crime
This 10-minute video created by a group of young people highlights child criminal exploitation (CCE). You can use this video to create discussions within your provision.
With knife crime and youth violence unfortunately part of our everyday lives and the intervention by Idris Elba this week, I am sharing the YEF toolkit which should help those of you that are developing programmes or projects.
Also attached is a recording of a workshop that took place in Kirklees recently about the toolkit and the work of the Youth Endowment Fund.
Drugs & Alcohol
Equipment & Resources
Healthy Eating
Internet Safety
Mental Health
Children's Emotional Wellbeing (ChEWS): ChEWS provides short term emotional and mental help support for children and young people.
The Mental Health Continuum provided by Purple Dogs as part of their Mental Health & Suicide Prevention training.
Trustwellbeing provides advice, training and support services around children's mental health for schools and community groups.
Monitoring & Evaluation
SEND (Special Educational Needs & Disabilities)
Sexual Health
The Sexual Health Outreach & Prevention Team have a new
secure contact email address, Lcp.SHOPT@locala.org.uk, and an updated referral form
Water Safety
Youth Gambling
Youth Group Templates
Youth Work Curriculum/Session Ideas
60 Second Challenges - Session Ideas
KYPS Resources
Choose well for mental health—children and young people guide
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has launched a guide to help children and young people (aged 18 and under) in Barnsley, Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield to ‘choose well’ when looking after their mental health and wellbeing.
The aim of the guide is to:
• Support people in looking after their mental health and wellbeing
• Inform people about how to access the right support when they need it
• Help people know what to do if experiencing a mental health crisis or emergency.
National Exploitation Awareness
Crime - Fearless (enables young people to report crime anonymously)
This form is anonymous. No one will know you have sent this info. If you are using a shared or public computer, we encourage you to delete your page history.
Please include as much information as possible, as there is no way we can contact you for more info. The video below highlights the key information we need. Please watch this to get top tips for completing the
form to ensure we can pass your information on.
Please note as we are 100% anonymous, we cannot take information from you if you are a victim of crime.
If you are a victim of crime, it’s really important that you talk to a parent/guardian, an adult you trust or report it to the police
https://youtu.be/ssXIZ51f5nI
Mental Health support for Children and Young People
a guide to help children and young people (aged 18 and under) in Barnsley, Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield to ‘choose well’ when looking after their mental health and wellbeing.
We hope the choose well guide will:
- Support people in looking after their mental health and wellbeing
- Inform people about how to access the right support when they need it
- Help people know what to do if experiencing a mental health crisis or emergency.
Parents, carers, families and friends can also use this guide to look out for children and young people close to them and help them get the right support and advice.
The guide has been co-created with children and young people with lived experience, and specialist healthcare teams who work with them, carers and their families.
If you work with children and young people and would like some resources to help you share this guide, please contact our communications team: comms@swyt.nhs.uk.
Anti-Social Behaviour
Exam Support
Exam Support
Cost of Living Support
LGBTQ+ Awareness - Genderbread person
LGBTQ+
Are you the parent or carer of a trans (inc. non-binary) young person in West Yorkshire looking for online support? Support also available for your young person.
Barnardo’s Positive Identities has set up a new service with both project workers and therapists called Gender Space. This service offers online one-to-one and group therapeutic support for trans, non-binary and gender questioning young people and their parents and carers. The service is for young people aged 13-19 in West Yorkshire.
Signposting to Support for ADHD and Autism
The Council has updated its guidance around seeking support and information around young people with suspected autism, ADD and ADHD.
As well as explaining the referral route for diagnosis and support, the web page has some short videos that explain the conditions (great for staff and volunteer training).
CCE/ Knife Crime
Money & Budgeting Skills
The budgeting money game helps students develop wider skills in numeracy, literacy, decision making and communication. By the end of the game students will be able to:
- Understand living within financial constraints
- Make decisions about spending and understand the importance of managing their finances
Helplines & Contacts
Online Safety
HAF School's Out!
HAF 2023 Guidance Notes - 12 month award
Arts & Crafts - Veggie Power
Games & Activities
Growing & Planting
Lesson Plans
Maths & Number Activities
Nutrition Literacy
Physical Activity
Recipes & Ideas
Rewards & Charts
Themed Guidance Material & Brochures
Websites & Resources