The accredited training package has been specifically designed to enable Young Leaders to develop and progress to reach their full potential. Training is also accompanied by personal mentoring support from our delivery partner Co-operation Ireland.
After graduating from a Uniting Communities programme, there are opportunities for young leaders to take their leadership training to the next level and take on a new role of ‘Ambassador’. As an Ambassador, the Young Leader will act on behalf of the Uniting Communities Programme to engage, encourage, and inspire other young people to make positive changes in their own lives and inspire others in their community.
Ambassadors will also include local individuals who are held in high regard by a community for a particular achievement or success or whose life stories are inspirational to others. Quite often, it is these people who can inspire change in others.
The following video showcases some of the great work carried out by our T:BUC Good Relations Ambassadors. They were delighted to work in collaboration with their TEO Camps Ambassador counterparts on a joint environmental event at Brown’s Bay, Larne. Over 30 Young people from a range of different community backgrounds who participate in both programmes took part in this joint event organised, in partnership with Keep NI Beautiful, for Good Relations Week 2022 - the theme this year was ‘Change Starts with Us’.
Further Information
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