In 2 Action
If you are a young person who attends a youth club, group or project in any part of Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth or the Isle of Wight then you could be able to take part in our In 2 Action project…
What sort of things does In 2 Action offer? A wide range of different projects and activities. To find out more about any of the workshops on offer contact us on 01962 852307 and ask for Lynsey or if you prefer you can send an email.
Download our In 2 Action Workshop Info
Young Leader Training
Do you want to help out more at your youth club, group or project or maybe you just fancy finding outt more about what it's like to be a youth worker? Then this is for you! You’ll take part in 6-8 sessions where you’ll find out about all sorts of aspects of being a youth worker from finding out what young people are interested in right through to planning and running your own activity!
Download a Young Leader Training Flyer
CAT Mark
There are lots of organisations working with young people in Hampshire but how do they know if they‘re ’young person friendly‘? They get a CAT Mark done! Young people like you are trained as CAT Mark assessors; the training lasts about half a day, and then with your support workers you go out and assess the organisation. If they meet the criteria you award them a CAT Mark. You also give them useful feedback to help them make their service more ’young person friendly’.
Want to be a CAT Mark Assessor? Complete and return the form to us and we'll get in touch about how you can training and become part of the team.
Send us an email to let us know you're interested in being an assessor
A bit more about some of our other workshops...
Postive Portraits
This is a digital photography workshop that lasts from 2-6 sessions where you’ll have a chance to take and edit photographs that represent young people in a positive way. You may also have the chance to create a display of your photos for the local community to see. Have fun, learn new skills and find out more about the people you hang out with at your youth club, group or project.
Xpress Yourself
Being able to express yourself is a really important skill that will help you in all sorts of different situations such as putting forward your ideas, making a complaint, applying for college or a job or passing on important information to other people. In this 2-4 session workshop you’ll take part in a range of fun activities and sessions that will help you to express yourself.
Making the News
Do you know whats happening in your local area? What are the things that are important to you and the important to the other people who live in your community? How are young people represented? This workshop gives you a chance to experience what its like to put together a short film based on real news stories. Working as a team you’ll have to do everything from putting your programme together from finding the stories to presenting your broadcast ‘live’.
Staying Safe
Keeping yourself safe and looking out for your friends is something you do everyday, why not take part in this workshop and find out more information about safety in all those situations you often find yourself in such as online, on your mobile phone, on public transport and when you‘re out and about on the roads. This workshop is both really useful and really good fun too.
Drugs Awareness
Heard all sorts of rumours but not sure whats true? This project is all about finding out the things you really need to know and then coming up with a way to pass that information on to other young people in your area.
If you think your youth club, group or project should take part in In 2 Action you can contact us yourself or speak to one of the workers at your club and get them to give us a call on 01962 852307 or email us.
Worried? Need to Talk? If you're worried about something and need to talk to someone then this info sheet gives details of lots of organisations that provide all kinds of suppot for your people.
Download Worried: Need to Talk? Info Sheet
If you decide to talk to us when we're working with you then you need to know that sometimes there are things we can't keep confidential. Read our Statement on Confidentiality to find out more.

