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General information

Address:
20-22 Hepburn Road
St Pauls
Bristol
BS2 8UD (Multimap)

Opening times:

Monday SHPEP 6-8.30 Lawrence Weston 3.30-7.00

Tuesday Kumani 7-9.30pm Lawrence Weston 5-7

Wednesday Lawrence Weston 5-7

Thursday Kumani 7-9.30pm (May 05 onwards)

Telephone: 0117 9427676

Fax: 0117 9427672

Website: http://www.breadyouthproject.org.uk

Email: info@breadyouthproject.org.uk

Ages services offered to: 11 – 25

Contact person: Andrea Grant

Type of organisation: Charity/Community

Type of delivery point: Advice/Information Point; Community Delivery; Project; Support Group

Aims: Bread works in partnership with young people we are based in two buildings in St Pauls and Lawrence Weston. Bread runs 3 drop in projects. Kumani: works with black and dual heritage young people exploring African culture and heritage through music and dance etc. Juicy Blitz: runs a youth project in Lawrence Weston focusing activities around young people's health awareness & a range of youth involvement projects. Sexual Health Peer Education Project (SHPEP) Train young people to be peer educators so that they can go into school and youth projects and advicse other young people on sexual health and relationship issues.

Bread also has two other projects, one that works in schools doing drugs peer education work and the other providing training and consultancy to local voluntary and statutory projects.

Availability: Drop-in
Kumani: open to black and dual heritage young people Juicy Blitz Youth Project (Lawrence Weston) open to all young people aged 11-19 yrs living in local area.

Waiting list: No

Areas of support offered

Leisure and Personal Development: Cultural activities; Internet Access; Music; Relaxation; Sports activities; Trips/Days out; Festivals; Museums; Dance

Education and Training: Life skills; Skills for Work

Relationships and Emotions: Emotional well-being; Personal relationships

Money Matters: Cooking on a budget

Keeping Safe: Bullying

Minority Issues: African; Caribbean; Other

Homes and Housing: Leaving home

Disability, Special Needs and Additional Needs: Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties

Crime and Offending: Victims of crime; Young offenders

Health Issues: Aids and HIV; Alcohol; Boys' and Men's Health; Drugs; Girls' and Women's Health; Healthy Eating; Physical Health; Sexual health; Stress

Employment and Jobs: Job applications and CVs; Volunteering Placements

Equal Opportunities: Age; Black and other Minority Ethnic issues; Disability; Sexual Orientation

Geographical Areas Covered

The whole of England: No

The South West Region: No

Locally (Bath and NE Somerset, Bristol, South Gloucestershire): No

Bath & North East Somerset: No

Bristol: The whole of the area

South Gloucestershire: No

Disability and Access Issues

Bus stops nearby: Yes
Approximate distance and bus service numbers: 350 metres. Buses: 5a, 25, 70, 73, 77, 75, 76, 310

Car park nearby: Yes

Parking for disabled drivers: Yes
Number of spaces: 2

Pedestrian route: Yes

Automatic external doors: No
Will doors easily open from a wheelchair: Yes

Glass doors clearly marked at the centre for safety: No

Doors 900mm or more wide, with flat thresholds: Yes

Doors light and non sprung: No

External ramps: No

External steps: No

Lobby/porch area: Yes
Can wheelchair users clear the outer door prior to opening the inner: Yes

Interior of premises bright and well lit: Yes

Interior automatic doors: No
Wide doors: No
Wheelchair friendly doors: No

Door frames and handles clearly visible: No

Wide unobstructed corridors (min 1200mm): No

Lift for Wheelchair users: No

Internal ramps: No

Internal steps: No

Visual fire alarm: Yes

Floor contrast colouring for entrances and exits: Yes

Able to provide on request individuals who can:
– offer general assistance: Yes
– assist visually impaired people: No
– sign in BSL and/or MAKATON: No
– do lip speaking: No

Loop system for hearing aid users: No

Public telephone: No

Inductive coupler for hearing aid users: No

Provide pamphlets/leaflets: Yes

Provision for assistance dogs: No

Toilets that disabled people can access: Yes
Minimum room size 1500mm × 900mm: No
Minimum door size 1000mm: No
2 × horizontal grab rails: No
2 × vertical grab rails: No
1 × drop down grab rail: No

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