Peer Mentoring
New Peer Mentoring Course
20/01/09 03:31
Our new and improved Peer Mentoring Programme now includes training around sexual health promotion and will be up and running during the early part of 2009. Places on the training course are limited to a maximum of 10 participants (6 boys and 4 girls).
As well as being a fun and positive way of getting more involved in our youth projects; the course will provide you with all the necessary skills and knowledge you need to help encourage and promote good sexual health amongst your peers and other group members. Existing group members with a local connection to Enfield or Haringey are especially welcome to apply - Email us for further details.
What will the course cover?
The course will run for four sessions and is a mixture of group work exercises, discussions & experiential learning. The main topics are:
• What is Peer Support?
• How do Peer mentors help?
• Differences, values and attitudes
• Communication skills and body language
• Supporting others to access local sexual health services
• Delivering sexual health information
Some of the benefits for peer mentors include:
♣ An opportunity to develop new skills
♣ The chance to make a difference to someone else
♣ An opportunity to contribute to the development of project
♣ Increased responsibility within the group
♣ Travel expenses paid – on production of a receipt
♣ A certificate of completion outlining the new skills you’ve acquired
♣ An end of course celebration meal
This project is funded by Enfield and Haringey Joint HIV Prevention Partnership
As well as being a fun and positive way of getting more involved in our youth projects; the course will provide you with all the necessary skills and knowledge you need to help encourage and promote good sexual health amongst your peers and other group members. Existing group members with a local connection to Enfield or Haringey are especially welcome to apply - Email us for further details.
What will the course cover?
The course will run for four sessions and is a mixture of group work exercises, discussions & experiential learning. The main topics are:
• What is Peer Support?
• How do Peer mentors help?
• Differences, values and attitudes
• Communication skills and body language
• Supporting others to access local sexual health services
• Delivering sexual health information
Some of the benefits for peer mentors include:
♣ An opportunity to develop new skills
♣ The chance to make a difference to someone else
♣ An opportunity to contribute to the development of project
♣ Increased responsibility within the group
♣ Travel expenses paid – on production of a receipt
♣ A certificate of completion outlining the new skills you’ve acquired
♣ An end of course celebration meal
This project is funded by Enfield and Haringey Joint HIV Prevention Partnership
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