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There are lots of things for young people to do in Fareham. There are a number of clubs or groups to join, as well as youth services who are there to provide help, support and guidance when you need it.
Across the summer holidays the Access All Areas programme sees events take place at various locations across the borough for 11-16 year olds, including tennis, sailing, pool parties and much more. It's a great opportunity to make new friends and take part in some exciting activities.
Take a look at the list of things that young people can get involved with.
We want to make sure that the voices of young people are heard. If you are between 11 and 19 years of age, Y CAT meetings are your opportunity to talk with the Executive Leader of the Council about issues that matter to you. For more information and future dates please visit the Y CAT Meetings webpage.
Community First support young people in to volunteering 
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There are lots of opportunities to help you gain valuable knowledge and experience to help you with future job applications and roles. As well as being great for future prospects, volunteering has also proven to be fantastic for your sense of wellbeing and it can feel like a great sense of achievement! You could become a social media manager, help raise funds for a dance charity or become a trail leader for a woodland Christmas event.
There are many youth clubs in Fareham, covering every area of the Borough. It's a chance to meet with friends, play games, chill out, make music and have a chat about things that might be bothering you. View the full list of Youth Services and Clubs in Fareham to find out which one is nearest to you and get details of who to contact about joining.
Y Services provide opportunities for young people to help and support them through youth clubs, detached work, activities and more. This could be help with wellbeing, relationships, how to stay healthy, support with education, employment or training opportunities or just a friendly, trustworthy ear if you need a chat.
For more information about Y-Services please visit their website or email info@yservices.co.uk.
Throughout July and August, projects in Fareham will be supporting young people aged 8 to 16 who are in receipt of free school meals with a full programme of activities, games and a healthy menu of home cooked food.
Register for a unique code to access HAF schemes at Hampshire County Council's website .
To book a Y Services HAF place, please email haf@yservices.co.uk with your unique code. Please include the area you are registering for. Alternatively, call 07709 936521.
Hampshire Futures is a service run by Hampshire County Council offering individual support to help young people access employment, education and training. They specialise in providing support to those in Years 12 and 13 (aged 16 to 18) who are struggling to access opportunities in work or training.
Off The Record provides family counselling services for children aged 8 and over and their parents, carers, siblings, blended families, and grandparents for up to 6 family members. Family counselling focuses on the relationships and interactions between the family and offers a neutral and safe space to allow everyone to be heard and find alternative ways for families to navigate forward to be happier and healthier.
For more information on the service and the funding streams, please visit their website or phone 02392 474724 or email enquiries@otr-south.org.uk
Kooth.com provides a free, safe, confidential and non-stigmatised way for young people to receive counselling, advice and support online. Available until 10pm each night, 365 days per year, it provides a much needed out of hours service for advice and help.
For more information on what's on offer in Fareham for young people, please contact the Leisure and Community team on 01329 236100 or leisure@fareham.gov.uk.
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