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Hosted by Youth Voice · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 20 episodes
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Youth voice, a project within the West Midlands based Youth Homeless charity St Basils, have started their own podcast. They are a group of young people who want to share their lived experiences of homelessness to bring about change,The reasons why homelessness happens are complex and many. Far too often, the voices of those who have experienced it are lost. The members of youth voice want to change that. This podcast is an opportunity to hear those voices and understand the true nature of the issues that young people who have experienced homelessness face.
Youth Voice hosts Youth Voice - Speak up for change, a society show with 20 episodes published.
In this episode we discuss the vast world of social mediaand the many challenges it presents to young people who are trying to navigate the harsh realities of homelessness. 00:00 - Intro 01:01 - Discussion 27:56 - Random
In the first episode of a brand new series we discuss withour young people about how they juggle the challenges of homelessness with theneed to find a job. 00:00 - Intro 01:54 - General Questions 03:13 - Challenges 09:07
On this episode the team are joined by members from BCU to chat about the barriers that students experiencing homelessness face. They look at the barriers in accessing higher education and the practical steps institution
In this episode we take a look back at the past 25 episodes of our podcast as well as talking to our young people about the benefits of speaking up for change. We also celebrate with creative performances and a few words
In this episode we discuss the harsh realities of beinghomeless and the many stereotypes and stigmas that come with it. Young people involved: Joseph, Corey, Kie and Zainab 00:00 - Intro 00:43 - Main Discussion 46:52 - A
In this episode we talk with our young people about thedifficult time that is the winter season as well as the long term effects loneliness and isolation can have on vulnerable young people. 00:00 - Intro 00:32 - Main Di
In this episode we talk with our young people about how they manage their finances as well as discussing some of the hidden challenges for a young person who is homeless when it comes to balancing the books. 00:00 - Intr
In this episode we talk with young people who have had theireducation disrupted by homelessness and ask them for their thoughts on how to improve a system that often sees the most vulnerable falling through thecracks. |
The team discuss the importance of youth standard 11, which is to offer real opportunities for young people to be heard at all levels and represented on St Basils Board.
On this podcast the team talk youth standard 9 with St Basils' employability team.
On our latest episode the team speak with St Basils staff members Anita, Joanna and Denise from our lead worker service. They talk through youth standard 8 and how important this one is.
On this episode, the team talk about youth standard seven which says that "All staff to have a strong understanding of mental health and wellbeing, to help build emotional support and resilience."
On this episode the team talk about youth standard six, which is "Be friendly, approachable and fun but keep boundaries clear and consistent". This is so vital when supporting young people who have or are experiencing ho
In the latest podcast from the youth voice team, they talk about youth standard five. This is to "Offer choice for support timings and format. Work in partnership. Listen and adapt."
Our latest podcast from the team discusses youth standard four, which is to "Embrace digital engagement and connectivity, ensuring equal opportunities and inclusivity for all." Why is this important to young people? List
In this special episode the team talk about the significance of house reps and the importance of them in representing the views of other residents at St Basils.
The team discuss youth standard three, which is to ensure environments are calm, safe, welcoming, and homely through-out. They talk about why this is so important to young people who have experienced homelessness.
This episode is all about youth standard 2, which is "Be caring and build trusting relationships: Keep young people’s best interests at heart and be honest and genuine" The team discuss why this is important and how it i
The members talk about our youth standards, the things that we live by and give their thoughts on how things are going. Learn more about them at St Basils young people create 12 youth standards to ‘build back better’ pos
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