A programme designed specifically around the experiences and needs of the young people, creating a safe and supportive space.
Success stories
Continuing our work with LGBTQ+ young people and adults through our LGBTQ+ Connect, Care and Share project.
Funded by BBC Children in Need. Helping Year 7 pupils ease their transition into high school by building self-confidence,
A roadmap for 16- 25-year-olds to find your purpose and master the skills that school doesn’t always teach.
‘Introduction to Healthy Living’ is a 10-week programme for schools and students aged 11-16.
The aim of the project was to develop maths skills and concepts through a range of creative and engaging courses.
The aim of the project was to improve the mental health of LGBTQ+ people in North Wales by building strong wellbeing and a secure sense of identity.
‘Empowering Students Post Pandemic’ was set up to support a number of high school students who had been adversely impacted by COVID-19.
The aim of the 14-week project was to strengthen young people’s overall wellbeing by connecting them to family, school, their community, and also to their peers and themselves.
With the cost of living crisis hitting schools… And the rise in the need for mental health and wellbeing support for young people
Dive into a journey of mindfulness and well-being designed to help children discover the magic of tranquillity, focus, and self-awareness.
We were invited to speak to the Psychology undergraduates during Enrichment Week about Y.A.M’s unique approach to meditation/mindfulness.
We ran a 10-week mindfulness course in March 2022 for adults.
Y.A.M. has been collaborating with the Denbighshire Youth Leaders to deliver the workshop ‘Take Notice‘ as part of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing.
Having delivered 6 weeks of mindfulness in February 2022 the results showed the best time to start the course is September when exam stress is at its lowest.