Our Alternative Provision Programme is a 10-unit curriculum designed to support girls, trans girls, and non-binary young people who need a safe, inclusive space to learn, grow, and thrive. We focus on building confidence, emotional resilience, and essential life skills through a trauma-informed and culturally sensitive approach.

The 10 Units Include:

Self-Esteem & Confidence Building – Activities to strengthen self-worth and develop a positive mindset.

Mental Health Awareness & Emotional Resilience – Learning strategies to manage stress, anxiety, and emotional challenges.

Navigating Behavioral Challenges, Trauma & Journaling – Exploring coping mechanisms and using journaling for self-reflection.

Healthy Relationships, Boundaries, Mirror Work & Affirmations – Understanding positive relationships, personal boundaries, and self-love.

Women’s Health, Nutrition & Physical Activity – Promoting physical wellbeing and healthy lifestyle habits.

Identity Exploration – Supporting self-discovery and celebrating individuality, with a focus on LGBTQ+ inclusion.

Technology, Screen Time & Social Media Pressures – Developing healthy online habits and digital resilience.

Self-Defence & Personal Safety – Practical skills to stay safe and feel empowered in everyday life.

Financial Literacy & Budgeting – Building essential money management skills for independence and future planning.

County Lines Awareness – Learning how to recognise, avoid, and report exploitation risks.

Through interactive workshops, creative activities, and reflective journaling, participants gain the tools to navigate challenges, embrace their identity, and build a brighter future.

Our expert team, trained in mental health, safeguarding, and youth development, ensures every young person is supported holistically throughout their journey.

Our Parent & Carer Support Group is designed to equip families with the knowledge and confidence to protect and support their young people.

We provide practical guidance on:

County Lines Awareness – Learn how exploitation happens, spot the signs early, and take action to keep your child safe.

Building Self-Love & Emotional Resilience – Discover tools to boost your own wellbeing and model positive self-worth for your children.

Navigating Modern Pressures – Understand the impact of social media, peer influence, and local risks on youth mental health.

Through open discussions, expert advice, and community connection, parents and carers leave feeling empowered, informed, and supported to safeguard their family and nurture confidence at home.

Our specialist CPD and professional training equips teachers, youth workers, social care teams, and community professionals with in-depth knowledge and practical strategies to safeguard vulnerable young people.

Unlike standard county lines training, we provide a unique perspective that highlights the specific risks and experiences of girls and LGBTQ+ youth, who are often overlooked in mainstream safeguarding conversations.

Participants will learn to:

Identify early warning signs of exploitation and grooming.

Understand the unique vulnerabilities of girls and LGBTQ+ young people in county lines operations.

Respond with trauma-informed and inclusive approaches to keep young people safe.

Build confidence in reporting, intervention, and support pathways.

Our training ensures professionals leave with practical tools, deeper understanding, and confidence to safeguard all young people, including those most at risk.