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24 May

Young People's Forum

Young People's Forum
May 24th was our annual young people's annual forum day and the best yet! 40 students from Westminster, St Michael's High School, Victoria Park and Bristnall Hall came to join in the fun.  They enjoyed a range of special workshops including art, comic life, music production and street dance. The event closed with two live street dance performances - you'd have never guessed that they only learnt the routine that morning!

This is what the young people thought..

"Brilliant, uplifting, confidence and self esteem building, children had freedom to express themselves - when is the next one?"

"I liked making robots and it was funny because they had a battle, it was sick".

"We loved the street dance 10/10".

"Fun, fantastic, brilliant, wicked, can we come again?. The DJ was really good".

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Carol Clarke

Carol is the Office Manager.  As well as providing  support for the organisation, Carol manages the website to make sure that all the information is up to date and accessible.  She also makes sure that people know about Changing Our Lives by looking after publicity and marketing and taking lots of photographs at our events!  Carol is the first person you will speak to if you call Changing Our Lives.

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