Tuesday February 07 , 2012

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Youth Initiatives

TFL has delivered hundreds of programmes over the years. The majority of which would have been 16-week personal development programmes. However, the staff team have designed tailor made courses to respond to identified need and continue to maintain that flexibility.

In the past we have been involved in many partnership initiatives, such as;

 

Get to Know Us

Gary Symington (Manager)

Gary has been with the Training for Life Project since its inception and was employed with the USDCL in 1997. Initially employed as the Young Mens Project Coordinator, Gary became manager of the project in 2000. Previous to his appointment with Training for Life, Gary was a peer educator with the Young Peoples Health Project, and a project worker with the Halt Car Crime Project. He graduated from the University of Ulster (UUJ) in 2001 with a professional youth work qualification, and continues

 

History of TFL

Training for Life began in 1996, borne out of the Young Peoples Health Project.  It was one of the programmes designed by the Upper Springfield Development Trust, after consultation with local young people, to deliver the Urban Initiative in the Upper Springfield, focusing on the 11-25 year old age group.

Employing 13 staff, and managed by local community activist Geraldine O Regan, TFL had 3 main projects, young men, young women & young parents.  The project was based in Turf Lodge

   

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