The new SfYP DofE projects will be delivered by our Youth Workers and are specifically for young people who would be less likely to access DofE through traditional routes: those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), young people missing from education, home educated young people, and young people being supported by a social worker. By creating an inclusive and supportive environment, the projects will ensure that all participants can benefit from the DofE experience, regardless of their background or abilities. This approach not only supports young people’s personal growth but also promotes diversity and inclusion within the community.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is renowned for inspiring young people to explore who they are, grow in confidence and develop essential life skills. Participants build their own programme, choosing activities and causes to volunteer for. The SfYP DofE projects will offer a range of activities, from environmental conservation to community support opportunities, ensuring there is something to suit all participants. Young people will work alongside our experienced Youth Workers and volunteers, promoting a sense of teamwork and achievement.
By participating in an SfYP DofE project, young people will not only enhance their personal growth but also make a meaningful impact in their local area.
If you are interested, please visit our SfYP offer page and complete the referral form.
These projects are part of SfYP’s Support for young people.
