Life and Social Development
Exploring issues such as gender stereotypes, healthy relationships, sexual health, alcohol, and substance use and the impact of teenage pregnancy.
Managing & Maintaining Healthy Relationships
Exploring healthy and unhealthy relationships from both a victim and perpetrator perspective.
Personal Safety Programme
Exploring healthy relationships, grooming and exploitation and online safety.
Avoiding Violent and Exploitative Situations
Developing young people’s understanding of relationships, personal safety and risk.
Bright Futures
What we're all about
Bright Futures are a registered charity (No. 1157578) working with young women up to the age of 25 to give them a brighter future by helping them to tackle some of life’s biggest challenges including substance misuse, domestic abuse, unemployment, poor health and wellbeing, sexual abuse and exploitation.
Bright Futures
Popular Projects
Bright Futures is an accredited Centre and deliver various programmes to young women in both group work settings or on a one to one basis. The projects can be delivered formally in an educational setting or informally as part of the youth work provision we provide.
This course aims to offer one-to-one support to young women who are at risk or have experienced grooming and exploitation.
Bright Futures support young mums either one to one or in a group setting depending on the individual needs of the young woman.
Our newest project here at Bright Futures. ‘GSU’ aims to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) and the gender stereotypes that contribute to this.
Projects Include:
- Life Development
- Social Development
- Healthy Relationships
- Tackle Violence
- Relationship Education
- Learn Coping Strategies
- Access to Online Courses
- Antenatal Support
- Household Management
- Peer Support
- Child Behaviour
- Parenting Skills
Features of Our Courses
Why choose us?
We provide a range of innovative work with young women within their communities to help them develop skills and take part in positive activities.
Accredited centre with One Awards
We are an accredited centre with One Awards, which enables us to offer a wide range of qualified courses not only to the young women we work with but also to volunteers and the wider community.
Gain skills and experience
Peer educators are involved in delivering educational group work sessions and accredited courses
Educational group work sessions
Our courses can be completed at a pace that suits you and can be adapted to meet your individual support needs.
To date we have educated over
Clare Marie Watson
Kayce Barnett
Eve Brennan
Brooke Dalton
Jessica Lorna
Kaitlynne Viney
Want to learn more?
If you are interested in any of our courses please contact us on the following: