VOICES from Leicestershire Cares

The Altogether Now Project presents 'Talkabilities' hosted by young people from Leicestershire Cares, Jack, Paddy and Ibrahim. In this episode, the young people are joined by Altogether Now Project Manager, Ross and Managing Director of Enstruct Training, Keith Yates. This episode focuses on all things education, where the young people share their experiences of navigating through the education system with additional needs, what support they received and where they may have benefitted from more. There are also discussions around mainstream education vs specialist provisions and Educational Health Care Plans. Keith from Enstruct shares the fantastic provision he provides for young people across City & County and joins in the discussions with the rest of the panel. This is the third episode of this series, which focuses on discussing life experiences whilst living with SEND, especially when navigating the world of work and education. An honest, light-hearted but thought provoking podcast, delivered by wonderful young people with additional guests to join in future episodes.

The Altogether Now Project presents 'Talkabilities' hosted by young people from Leicestershire Cares, Jack and Paddy. In this episode, the young people are joined by Altogether Now Project Manager, Ross and Community & Business Development Officer, Claire. This episode focuses on future goals and aspirations, all things Christmas, as well as discussing the prospect of independent living from the perspective of a SEND young person. This is the second episode of this series, which focuses on discussing life experiences whilst living with SEND, especially when navigating the world of work and education. An honest, light-hearted but thought provoking podcast, delivered by wonderful young people with additional guests to join in future episodes.

The Altogether Now Project presents 'Talkabilities' hosted by young people from Leicestershire Cares Jack and Ibrahim. In this episode, the young people are joined by Altogether Now Project Manager, Ross and it's an opportunity to introduce themselves as well as the aims of the podcast, recent activities on the project and they also touch on their own experiences of living with SEND. This is the first episode of this series which will focus on discussing people experience of living with SEND, especially when navigating the world of work and education. An honest, light-hearted but thought provoking podcast, delivered by wonderful young people with guests to join in future episodes.

Powering on project & Filigi Presents Welcome to the very first episode of Chat in the Vil! In today’s conversation, host Kara sits down with Tia, a young adult from Coalville, to talk openly about one of the biggest challenges facing young people today: housing. Together they explore: 🏠 Why young adults feel worried about affording a home 💷 The realities of saving, renting, and understanding mortgages 📚 The lack of education around housing, credit, and financial systems 🏘️ Issues with private renting and social housing 💬 What young people in Coalville want to see change 🧠 How housing stress impacts mental health ✨ Ideas for improving housing access and support in the community Tia shares her personal experiences - from navigating private renting to learning essential life skills outside of school - and highlights the importance of giving young people a voice in local decision making. If you’re a young person struggling with housing, someone working in the sector, or just curious about what life looks like for the next generation in Coalville, this episode is for you.

Black Girl Magic Podcast By Leicester council youth services. In this episode Nevaeh, Holly and Nina talk about everything from learning braiding and drumming, to celebrating their culture through artwork, Carnival and football matches. They also open up about important issues such as beauty standards, online safety, racism in schools, and the pressures young Black girls face in everyday life. The podcast highlights the power of creating safe spaces where Black girls can connect, celebrate their heritage, and speak openly about challenges without fear of judgement. From food and culture to identity and empowerment, this episode shows why Black Girl Magic is more than just a group — it’s a community. Tune in to hear their voices, stories and ideas for change. Supported by Leicestershire Cares. #BlackGirlMagic #Leicester #YouthVoices #Community #LeicestershireCares

In Episode 3, hosts Trinity, Jas, Hols, and Kenzy sit down to talk about the world of jobs, CVs, and confidence. From the struggles of writing that perfect CV, to the reality of job interviews, to the self-belief it takes to step into any room — we’re keeping it 100% honest. Expect laughs, stories, and advice you can actually use. Whether you’re looking for your first job, chasing a career change, or just trying to build up that confidence, this episode’s for you. Drop your experiences in the comments, like & subscribe for more weekly episodes, and join the conversation. #UnderTheBusPodcast #Jobs #CVTips #Confidence #CareerTalk #FemaleVoices #GirlTalk #WorkLife

#UnderTheBusPodcast #WomensFootball #Lionesses Welcome to Under the Bus – the all-female podcast that’s not afraid to speak up, speak out, and call it how we see it. ⚽ In our second episode, we dive deep into the world of women’s saftey in the community and how young females are made to feel. 💬 Real talk. Real stories. No sugarcoating. Because it's about time the spotlight stayed where it belongs. 👇 Hit play, drop your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to like & subscribe for weekly episodes that throw nothing but facts under the bus. #UnderTheBusPodcast #WomensFootball #Lionesses #EURO2022 #FootballInjuries #WomenInSport #GirlTalk #FemaleVoices

In this first episode of On the roads with Amy & Aaron the pair set up in the Wigston bell street LSFB community hub and speak with the team and some young people about opportunities in the area and what the hub is about and some young peoples grapes with school and lack of things to do, you will also get to hear live the team engaging with new young people to the project straight off the street and how quickly we can set up a podcast show to give the community a voice.

🎙️ Welcome to Under the Bus – the all-female podcast that’s not afraid to speak up, speak out, and call it how we see it. ⚽ In our very first episode, we dive deep into the world of women’s football – from the glory of England's Euro victory to the grit behind the game that often gets overlooked. We’re talking about players pushing through injuries, the differences in how the women's game is treated, and what really goes on behind the scenes. 💬 Real talk. Real stories. No sugar-coating. Because it's about time the spotlight stayed where it belongs. 👇 Hit play, drop your thoughts in the comments, and don’t forget to like & subscribe for weekly episodes that throw nothing but facts under the bus. #UnderTheBusPodcast #WomensFootball #Lionesses #EURO2025 #FootballInjuries #WomenInSport #GirlTalk #FemaleVoices

In this episode of LFR He Said, we explore what the film industry really looks like – especially for young people in Leicestershire. From behind the camera to editing, there’s more opportunity than you might think. We talk with Dan from Create52 about local projects, barriers, and how you can get involved even without fancy gear or big connections.