Advice and Info

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Advice and Info

A new advice and guidence to young people living in RBWM.

The RBWM Youth Service are now introducing open access drop ins across the Borough for young people aged 13 - 19yrs (or up to 25 years with a disability), providing advice, information and guidance on a range of issues. Whether you are a young person, employer or parent and would like to find out more about the service, have a general enquiry or a specific question, please feel free to call the enquiries line on 01628 685858.

"Do you need help finding employment, advice on housing and benefits, the right course and college for you, help with writing your C.V., interview preparation, information on volunteering, apprenticeships and training? Then why not drop-in to a 'Directions' session (Maidenhead or Windsor) to meet the team and get the answers you are looking for."

• Health

  Health.....a straight-talking approach to sex and drugs, recipe suggestions for all and exercise tips to get you active...

• Staying Safe

  Young people have the right to be safe. You should never feel you have to deal with any kind of abuse alone. If you can, tell a person you can trust, such as a parent, teacher, relative or friend.

• Counselling

  All you need to know about Counselling in the Borough............

• Bullying

  This section will inform you on what Bullying is? and what to do if you are being bullied....

• Money Matters

  Cash Information to help you stay out of money trouble......

• Travel Information

  Some key travel information resources, as well as giving hints, tips and advice on how best to plan your journey to get places faster and safer.

• Young Parents and Mums & Dads-to-be

  Information and advice for all young people in the Royal Borough who have children or are expecting.....

• Useful website links

  A list of some sites that you may want to look at..............

• Domestic Abuse

  If you are worried that there is abuse and violence going on at home between family members, or are in a relationship with someone who is controlling, abusive or violent then download this leaflet for advice and other sources of support. It might be domestic abuse. Remember that you are not alone, it is not your fault (even if you have been told it is), and you can talk to someone.