No Wrong Door Project

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Designed by young people and practitioners, NWD provides access help with information, support and guidance services and lets young people (11-25) know what’s going on.

During COVID-19 we have produced weekly bulletins to share information about the needs of children and young people in our county and the organisations and agencies supporting them.

There are over 40 organisations in the NWD Partnership. All are working collaboratively to provide a range of support services including

CV writing and careers advice
Mental health support

. Positive activity programmes (including poutreach)

. Drug and alcohol cessation

. Family crisis

Housing

. Life skills development

Support during bereavement
Youth representation and voice

We are open weekdays 9.30am - 4.30pm (Please check during COVID-19 opening times which has sibject to change)

You can find us at: -

1 Commercial Road (corner of bus station)

Please contact us for the latest programmes offered by NWD partnership agencies

NWD

No Wrong Door Project

1 Union Walk

Hereford HR1 2ES

Telephone : 01432 277562

Email: will.edwards@hvoss.org.uk (Will Edwards is the Project Lead)

NEW!

During the COVID-19 pandemic NWD continues to provide support through a diverse range of partnership activities. There are many services that children and young people still have access to them, albeit it in different ways. Each week we are producing NWD bulletins to highlight the services available to children and young people. We have also developed understanding of emerging needs. We hold regular meetings with our partners and public bodies and have gained places on all of the key decision making forums and partnerships where plans and actions are developed.

Here you can view the COVID-19 weekly reports highlighting activity services and how NWD is helping. The Youth Representatives Group has also also undertaken a study into the Impact of COVID-19 on children and young people which we have included a summary of below.

Update 9th October 2020