At Hartlepool Youth Service we work with young people aged 13 to 19 (and up to 25 for those with lifelong learning difficulties) to create meaningful resources that reflect the issues that matter to them. The Hartlepool Youth work curriculum is supported by a growing library of resources designed and created by young people. These materials showcase their ideas, experiences and creativity, helping to ensure youth work remains relevant, engaging and shaped by the voices of local young people
Spaces, trusted adults and belonging
- Water safety booklet: Staying Safe: Hartlepool Shores
Health and wellbeing
- Wellbeing in schools: Emotional wellbeing handbook
- Youth Voice Hartlepool: Wellbeing in schools report
- IThive poster: Promoting services to young people
Identity, equality and rights
- Service awareness: Anti-bullying campaign
- Holocaust Memorial Day 2021: Stand together packs
- Holocaust Memorial Day 2022: Stand together booklet
- Illustrated story book: HMD - Beans: The Story of Bert the Bean
- Illustrated story book: HMD - The Moon that wanted to be the Sun
- Black history month: Posters
Creativity, culture and play
- Postcards designed by young people and artist Bethan Laker: Hartlepool Postcards
Skills for life, learning and independence
- Healthy cooking: Scran recipe book
- Poverty truth flyer: 10 things that young people in Hartlepool need to thrive
Citizenship, community and influence
Get involved
The voice of young people is important to us. If you’re feeling inspired and want to get involved in future projects, we’d love to hear from you.