Chill Youth Club, 12-25yrs (The Speech Language Communication Company)

Availability : Edinburgh Wide

Who is this for?

16-25 yrs only who have speech, language and/or communication challenges.

Description

SLCo’s Edinburgh Chill Youth Club supports 12-25 year olds with lifelong speech, language and/or communication differences.

There is a specific focus on the young people/young adults building connections and friendships with each other as well as improving social confidence, resilience and self-esteem.

SLCo are aware that many young people feel isolated due to their communication needs and require support for developing independence and their social skills, therefore, they provide a trusted and safe space where they can enjoy a wide range of fun activities which have been driven by the young people’s input and interests.

Through the consultation with the young people SLCo hold specialist sessions/workshops as part of the Youth Club alongside their partners across the City.

How do I access this?

  • Self referral

Is there a cost?

Free

Location information

Private parking available

Links to public transport:

First Bus – No’s 24 and 29
Lothian Buses – No’s 19 and 37

 

Opening times

Thursday 7 pm – 8:30 pm (weekly)

Contact Details

Judith Woodward - Family Support Lead
Fetlor Youth Club, 122 Crewe Road South, Edinburgh, EH4 2NY

Social media:

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Types of support on offer:

Support in person
Support with others

Type of services on offer:

Anxiety
Complex needs
Isolation
Long term conditions/disabilities
Self confidence

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