Element Society is a local charity that aims to empower young people through their projects, many of which are youth-led.
They primarily work with 16 to 18-year-olds, however, certain projects work with 13 to 25-year-olds. Although many of their projects are open to all young people, some are designed for specific targeted groups that face marginalisation.
Current Projects
- Chef’s Circle – a programme where young people are supported to learn how to cook easy meals for their families.
- Community Responders – a project designed to give young a voice within their local community.
- Youth Force – a social media campaign helping prevent the spread of covid-19, run by young people.
- Red Light – a workshop run by young people on Childhood Sexual Exploitation (CSE).
- Invata– an ESOL programme for 16-24 year olds who are seeking asylum, new arrivals, or who have been rejected access to an ESOL classroom education.
- HM Pizza – a training programme for 15-25 year old ex offenders to be employed in a commercial pizza enterprise.
- Learning Through Nature – a project aimed at young people with special educational needs who do not frequent parks and other National Trust sites.
- Girls Collective – an empowerment project for young women aged 13-18.
- Blue Dot – workshops on mental health awareness run by young people, for people aged 15-17.
- NCS Sheffield – a 2-week or 3-week experience designed especially for 16 and 17-year-olds.
Covid update 10/05/21: Most services continue under covid-safe conditions but may be experiencing changes to how or when they deliver their service. Contact Element Society directly for the latest information.
Contact Information
- Yorkshire House, 66 Leopold Street, Sheffield, S1 2GZ