Tuesday 17 July 2007
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Issues
- Back In Time (1)
- Borough Services (1)
- Children's Stages (3)
- Coping Alone (1)
- Days Out And Activities (3)
- DO YOU THINK UR PREGNANT? (1)
- DVD/Film (1)
- Employment (1)
- Health (2)
- Housing (1)
- Leigh's Views (1)
- Motherhood (1)
- Parenting Troubles (1)
- Pregnancy (1)
- Teen Dads (1)
- Trips (3)
- Young Mums Bite Back (1)
About the Project
- Don't Hush "DISCUSS"
- This project has just started to train teen parents in Newham to develop their own on line resources and will enable the group to make contacts, provide information for teenage parents in London and even globally. The project is training teen parents to write and publish their stories/diaries/experiences and be journalists with their own blog pages which they can update and add to when ever and where ever they want. If you would like to join the project contact Juliette Mills, office@ech.org.uk, 020 7538 4545/3388 or Angie Jasper at Choice 136 on 0207 511 4314 or just blog us. Workshops take place every Tuesday afternoon at NEWTEC, 22 Deanery Road, Stratford, E15-4LP From: 3pm Р5pm Free Cr̬che provided by Early Start
Websites with useful information for Teen Parents
- Young Parents Support Service (YPSS)
- SHiNE Clinic (Sexual Health for Teens)
- Newham Call Centre (Newham Council)
- Newham Bidding Scheme
- Job Centre Plus
- H.E.L.P (Holiday Endeavours for Lone Parents)
- Get On Track (Young Parents Course)
- Elite (Training & Employment)
- Education Department (Stratford)
- Early Start Newham
- Domestic Violence Helpline
- Connextions (London East)
- Community Links
- Centrepoint (Homeless Project)
- C.I.S (Childcare)
- BABS (Birth & Breastfeeding Support)
- Apna Ghar (Domestic Violence Refuge)
Take a look at the other projects that Eastside have been involved with
Take a glimse at the conditons and experiences teen mothers would have endured in Victorian times.
5 comments:
Princess Diana's Park is an excellent place to go. They have a fenced off play area with someone on the gate, you cannot get access into the park unless you have a child. Great cafe, nice surroundings.
Information line:
+44 (0)20 7298 2141
Opening hours:
The park is open from 6am to dusk all year round.
Getting there:
Tube:
Lancaster Gate & Queensway - Central Line
Bayswater - District Line
High Street Kensington - Circle and District Lines
Bus:
9 Aldwych - Hammersmith
10 Hammersmith - Kings Cross
27 Chalk Farm -Turnham Green
28 Harrow Road (Prince of Wales) - Wandsworth
31 Notting Hill Gate - Camden Town
49 Shepherd's Bush - Wandsworth
52 Victoria - Willesden
70 South Kensington - Acton
94 Piccadilly Circus- Acton Green
148 Victoria - Shepherd's Bush
274 Angel Islington - Lancaster Gate
360 Elephant and Castle - Royal Albert Hall
390 Notting Hill Gate - Archway
There is a great holiday discount project called H.E.L.P (holiday endeavours for lone parents) It gives you an oppurtunity to have a holiday around the country at a low cost price. Click on the link and have a look.
Here is a site of things to do in Essex. Might be useful.
http://www.kayukay.co.uk/kidsessex.html
Three Mills Studio's are doing some fab sessions from 1 - 3 every day throughout August, pop down, there is no age range but the children must be accompanied by an adult.
te childhood museum in bethnal green lots of fun and learing also abit of history
you can get the central line train and it is a 3 min walk from station
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