Watch National Care Leavers Week video on education issues
Thursday, 29 October 2009
CYP Now's fourth video to mark National Care Leavers Week, covering education, launches today.
The video, one of five on issues affecting care leavers, features interviews with three care leavers on their experiences. It also features Gail Clarke, employment and training co-ordinator at Torfaen Young People's Support Service, and Dave Ferrier, employment officer at the Pure Innovation project in Stockport, talking about how to help care leavers with employment and education.
Watch the video at www.lifeaftercare.tv and look out for tomorrow's video on the theme of belonging.
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