Welcome to our programmes page, we have a number of projects so please click to find out more about the project best suited to your young person.
Support for Young People
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After-School Club
An after-school club that caters to 8–16 year olds with and without needs. Our club offers a range of activities such as forest school, swimming, trampolining, cycling, cooking, trips and sports. We also offer a transport service, collecting children from school and returning children to their homes.
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Holiday Club
​Our holiday clubs offer a mixture of onsite and offsite activities. We have been named one of the top SEND providers in the City of Wolverhampton due to our service coordinating our Local authorities SEND offer. We have a sensory room, specialist trained staff and soft play.
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One-2-One Support
One-2-One support offers a range of support to young people who struggle with a range of social, emotional and mental health needs, trauma, or behavioural difficulties. Child mental health has been seriously impacted by the pandemic and one-2-one support can be offered to meet a range of needs.
A brief overview of services offered at RUOE. Further information can be found by selecting the service in our programmes drop down menu.
Post-16 Programme
Our Post-16 programme was designed to support young people that have experienced difficulties in finding the right path for their future education, employment and training as well as opportunities to be a part of community groups in areas of interest to improve quality of life.
Parent Support Signposting
After speaking to a number of parents in the community and having a number of staff members with lived experience, we understand how hard it is for parents to know their rights, entitlements and where to find support. Our signposting support is available to raise awareness of existing services in the city that offer support with mental health, education and family support.
Gang Intervention and Prevention
RUOE works in partnership with the Violence Reduction Unit, Police and Children's Services to support young people that are recognised as being at risk of exploitation, gang involvement and anti-social behaviours.
Amplifying Voices in the Community
Services supporting parents and professionals, designed to improve the lives of young people!
Family Support
RUOE's goal is to support parents to
create new connections and boundaries with their younger ones. This method aids young children to trust adults by using routines and strict but fair boundaries.
Collaboration
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Collaboration is at the heart of Reach and Unite Outreach and Empowerment CIC. By working closely with a diverse range of partners from local services to community-led groups we ensure that our initiatives are shaped by real voices and real experiences.
Lived Experience Workshops
Our lived experience experts support professionals to understand how their role can empower or cause a negative impact on young people. Our workshops are designed to bring trauma informed care into reality.