The project developed and delivered creative engagement opportunities with children, young people, and families on a one-to-one basis and in groups, by encouraging greater all-family participation in creative activities, learning through participation in drop-ins and short series of activities.
Participants were involved in conversations through meaningful engagement and responded to these conversations by co-developing further creative activities and projects that reflected the young people’s and their families’ voices.
By creating a service that “doesn’t feel like services”; the project enabled families and young people to feel comfortable, not judged, and supported in their interaction with the project.
The partners were being supported to develop the Fit Like Hubs through increased group work, drop-ins, and co-creation with families to understand and meet their needs.
This co-designed approach to activities and tools would build self-confidence and resilience for young people and their families, away from the direct hub activity and develop new support structures within their own communities.
The partner organisation for this project was Fit Like Hubs