Young people's project at Lilliput Park
Several projects have come to fruition recently at Lilliput Park. Dodington Parish Council and local young people have been celebrating the success of projects in the local community. SAY - the Social Action Youth Project - has involved young people working with residents to enhance the local area.
Other young people have been working with residents in an elderly people's home in Yate.
The SAY Project was organised and led by Southern Brooks partnership, and some of the young people have used the project to gain qualifications in Youth Work. Dodington Parish Council provided practical support in installing the mosaic and the benches.
Around 15 young people from Chipping Sodbury School consulted local
people about enhancements to Lilliput Park, and then they designed and
painted benches which have been sited near the play area, and created a
mosaic as a new entrance feature for the park.
Other young people have been working with residents in an elderly people's home in Yate.
The SAY Project was organised and led by Southern Brooks partnership, and some of the young people have used the project to gain qualifications in Youth Work. Dodington Parish Council provided practical support in installing the mosaic and the benches.
At a celebration event in Dodington Parish Hall, Cllr Paul Hulbert told
the young people "We were very impressed by your imagination and hard
work. You really engaged with the people who live near the park, and
you've carried the concept through to a very pleasing result. You should
be very proud of what you've achieved"
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