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The Dragon’s Den project was undertaken to give the young people sport skill and to build new relationships and friendship.
The local community has many young people, but with limited access to sport and physical activities, hence the plan for the Dragon’s Den project.
The project aimed to bring young people together and to build relationship and resilience. Teens2Thrive wanted to ensure that young people can learn a new skill in sport with the multi-skills provided and also to maximise their teamwork skills.
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“The project has strengthened our young people in many areas. It has enabled them to work together and bring assertiveness in individuals. The project built confidence and relieved young people from anxiety.”
The feedback from those involved with the project said that the aim of the project was achieved and we have learnt that giving young people opportunity brightens their moods and also empowers and equips them. A young girl who suffers from anxiety was able to manage this better thanks to the project which allowed her to associate with new young people, giving each other confidence and working together to achieve common outcomes.
Impact of Project moving forward:
The plan Teens2Thrive have is to seek further funding to continue with the project and continue to develop its sustainability.
Our aim is to improve health, happiness and wellbeing by supporting people to be active, in a meaningful way through programmes, events and influencing policy. Your donations are hugely appreciated and help make this possible.
