Roseberry Community Consortium is a local charity based at Stockton on Tees assisting disavantaged groups of young people across the region. We deliver Dyspraxia Support Group Teesside, arranging activities and session for parents & children and adults with dyspraxia.
Our key focus is a Dyspraxia Youth Social Action project offering work experience for 18 to 25 years who have dyspraxia or other related conditions?
What does it involve?
It involves working as a group on an agreed project likea
- Campaign to raise awareness of dyspraxia
- A creative workshops such as baking, art
- A job workshops to teach CV writing, cover letter, interviewing,
- A drop in centre to educate general public about dyspraxia
Why join?
- Looks good on CV, improving job propsects
- Build confidence levels
- Meet new friends
- Learn new skills
- Discover new opportunities
Watch our video: https://youtu.be/NGMk3TtUkyk
How to join?
Please email dyspraxiateesside@mail.com for a registration form or contact Pritthijit Datta on 07804368585
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