Good health means everything to us, and we take it very seriously. We work with organisations around the area to support and encourage a healthy lifestyle.
The Russell Martin Foundation prides itself on being able to support our community in the very best way possible. As a result, all Extra Time Project staff have undertaken Level 2 Mental Health First Aid, allowing us to support the work of our family liaison team and support families within our communities.
The Russell Martin Foundation have been providing HAF courses throughout Brighton & Hove, East Sussex and West Sussex for the past year. These government and Local Authority funded holiday courses allow pupils that are entitled to free school meals attend free holiday activity courses that are providing exercise, enrichment and healthy nutrition sessions to allow the young person to learn and develop a healthy lifestyle for the future.
Coming soon.
Dementia support hold regular talks with our pupils on the Extra Time Project and talk about the difficulties around dementia and the illness. Furthermore, Wayfinding, the youth support service have helped mentor a number of our young people on the Extra Time Project who are experiencing friends and family who are sadly going through the illness.
The Tarner Community Project are providing qualified sexual health lessons to the pupils on the Extra Time Project. Every cohort of pupils on the project receive a course from Tarner Community project during their time with us, that allows the young people to better understand sexual health and safe sex.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Good health means everything to us, and we take it very seriously. We work with organisations around the area to support and encourage a healthy lifestyle.
The Russell Martin Foundation prides itself on being able to support our community in the very best way possible. As a result, all Extra Time Project staff have undertaken Level 2 Mental Health First Aid, allowing us to support the work of our family liaison team and support families within our communities.
The Russell Martin Foundation have been providing HAF courses throughout Brighton & Hove, East Sussex and West Sussex for the past year. These government and Local Authority funded holiday courses allow pupils that are entitled to free school meals attend free holiday activity courses that are providing exercise, enrichment and healthy nutrition sessions to allow the young person to learn and develop a healthy lifestyle for the future.
Dementia support hold regular talks with our pupils on the Extra Time Project and talk about the difficulties around dementia and the illness. Furthermore, Wayfinding, the youth support service have helped mentor a number of our young people on the Extra Time Project who are experiencing friends and family who are sadly going through the illness.
The Tarner Community Project are providing qualified sexual health lessons to the pupils on the Extra Time Project. Every cohort of pupils on the project receive a course from Tarner Community project during their time with us, that allows the young people to better understand sexual health and safe sex.
