NADT Early Intervention Programme (EIP)
EIP is a professional, youth work led non-formal learning provision supporting young people with their emotional & social wellbeing throughout Cumbria. All learning takes place away from school outside the traditional classroom setting. We work with young people aged 9 to 16.
EIP focuses on emotional and soft skill development through experiential learning providing the opportunity for learning to take place naturally and spontaneously through conversations and practical tasks. This way of working allows the objectives to be specific to an individual’s input and changed or adapted accordingly. EIP provides space and time for young people to develop their own identity, believe in themselves and become accustomed and proud to make positive choices.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Sandra Keaveney
- Contact Position
- Chief Executive Officer
- Telephone
- 016973 44555
- info@nadtcommunity.com
- Website
- NADT Learning
- Notes
Contacts for Youth service:
Nicola Bedlington - Project Manager
Clare Stabler - EIP Upcycle lead Worker
Where to go
- Name
- Wigton Market Hall
- Address
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The Market Hall
Church Street
Wigton
Cumbria - Postcode
- CA7 9AA
Other Details
Costs
- Table of costs
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Table of costs Amount Cost Type £30 Per session - Details
- EIP runs four 8 week cycles aligning with the school year, starting in September and running through to July. For young people out of mainstream education the offer of a rolling referral is available, so attendance may not be restricted to cycle dates.
Availability
- Referral required
- Yes
- Referral Details
We except multiple or individual referrals from schools, organisations, parents/guardians
We are happy to have conversations prior to referral to discuss if EIP would be a beneficial programme for any young person.
- Other notes
NADT works within the parameters of the Youth Work code of ethics held by the Institute of Youth Work and encompasses the National Youth Agency (NYA) curriculum. All policies and procedures are in line with national standards and UK Youth First Steps & Safe Places Framework covering safeguarding, health & safety, HR, governance and diversity/equality and Inclusion.
EIP is unique to the locality as it is led by experienced professional youth workers who are additionally trained in emotional wellbeing, safeguarding, self harming, change & resilience, first aid, aces training and challenging behaviour.
We have a comprehensive evaluation process which utilises the Outcome Star evaluation tool, we provide a tailored action plan for every individual, weekly feedback is provided and an end of placement review is completed.