NBHM ‘Young Change Makers event’- meet like minded young folk, enjoy some food and learn about the importance and benefits of participation.
We need Young Change Makers already doing amazing things in school to help us develop Norfolk Black History Month.
Key aims of the event:
-Share your thoughts on our launch event
-Understand Youth Participation and the changes it has brought about in Norfolk
-Understand the wellbeing benefits of Youth Participation and the activities.
-Meet some like minded young folk and enjoy some African inspired food and culture
This event is aimed at young people from KS2 and KS3 who identify as being from an Ethnically Diverse Community. For safeguarding reasons young people must be accompanied by an adult who will remain on site and will be responsible for them. The event is fully funded but we do ask that a ticket is reserved for each young person attending. Their accompanying adult does not require a ticket.
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