Young K&C

Young K&C is a dynamic cross-sector partnership, creating a community of member and partner organisations working together to support children and young people.

We want all children and young people in Kensington and Chelsea to have access to inspiring, local opportunities to help them pursue their ambitions and be part of their community.

Fully funded 3-day training opportunity for young leaders aged 16–25 Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Join Young K&amp;C for an exciting Level 1 Certificate in Exploring Youth Work — a dynamic, fully funded course designed to introduce you to the world of youth work and community leadership. Over three days of learning, you’ll:<ul><li>Discover what youth work is really about — from communication and teamwork to creating safe, inclusive spaces for young people.</li><li>Build confidence, leadership, and practical skills you can use in real community settings.</li><li>Learn through fun, interactive sessions — no exams, just engaging group work, creative projects, and supportive discussions.</li><li>Gain a nationally recognised qualification that can open doors to paid or voluntary youth work, further training, or apprenticeships.</li></ul> The qualifcation will run on 28, 29 and 31 October. 10am - 5pm, with a one hour lunch break at 1pm. You must attend all 3 days to qualify. Lunch will be provided. You’ll be supported every step of the way by experienced youth work trainers and the Young K&amp;C team, with an additional support day on 30 October. Whether you’re curious about a career in youth and community work, or simply want to grow your skills and confidence, this is the perfect first step. You must be:<ul><li>Aged 16-25</li><li>Currently engaged with a Young K&amp;C member or Morley College</li></ul> No previous experience needed — just enthusiasm and a passion for helping others.Places are limited!

Morley College

Thank you for confirming your space on Health Promotion in Early Childhood. If you have any questions, please get in touch.

30 hours · 10 x 3hr sessions · Max 20 students · In partnership with the Open University About the course This interactive course, inspired by the Early Childhood Health Promotion Toolkit developed by Dr Jackie Musgrave (Open University) and Professor Jane Payler, explores how practitioners can support children’s health and wellbeing in meaningful and sustainable ways. Across 10 sessions, you’ll gain core knowledge of children’s health, work with parents and communities, and design your own health promotion intervention using structured models and practical activities. With guest speakers, group work, and reflective journaling, the course balances theory with hands-on practice. People who complete the course will receive a Certificate of Attendance for Early Childhood Health Promotion from the Open University Taught by: Dr Lala Manners and Claire Standring. Outcomes By the end of the course, you will:<ul><li>Understand the priorities of health promotion nationally and locally</li><li>Identify the main issues affecting children’s health</li><li>Develop and implement a tailored health intervention</li><li>Evaluate its impact and sustainability</li><li>Reflect on your professional practice</li></ul> Who can attend This course is open to anyone working with primary-aged children (particularly those aged 0-8). Including but not limited to working in a voluntary and community setting, statutory service, informal group or schools.

Young K&C

Young K&C

Introduction to Youth Work

Health Promotion in Early Childhood