Programme staff

The staff of our approximately 80 programmes, projects and children’s centres blog about their work with young people across the country.

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Katie in dressing room with other placard bearers
My Olympic moment
Katie Evans from our DAP programme writes about what it was like to be in the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
03 August 2012, 1 comment
Katie Evans, Senior Project Worker
Juanita sitting in a chair with feather boas attached to it
Graduating to become a volunteer
This week, Juanita became a volunteer at our Disability Advocacy Programme, the first young person to do so at the project
22 June 2012
Katie Evans, Senior Project Worker
Poster created by young people at our SCARPA programme
My work experience week at SCARPA by Rachel Ward
Fourteen-year-old Rachel Ward spent a week doing work experience at our SCARPA programme. Here she writes about what it was like.
28 July 2011, 1 comment
Rachael Ward, Work Experience Volunteer
Kate Palmer
Why I love volunteering
Volunteer Kate Palmer shares her experience of being an Independent Visitor for our Salford Children's Rights programme.
07 June 2011, 2 comments
Kate Palmer, Independent Visitor (volunteer)
Young people from our PACT programme spend time with the Digital team
Young people enjoy work experience day at the Children's Commissioner's office and at our headquarters
Carole Jackson details the visit by two young people from our PACT programme who interviewed the Children's Commissioner and meet staff at our head office.
03 June 2011
Carole Jackson, Project Worker

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