The scheme has seen many local youngsters employed in the last six months Milford Youth Matters’ engineering, construction and safety training for 16-25 olds in Pembrokeshire has received a boost after valuable support from Simon Safety and Bluestone National Park Resort. The training provides a range of qualifications and employment support, and has helped a number of young people into roles in the engineering and construction industry over the last six months. Simon Safety is supporting the project by donating five sets of essential personal protective equipment, which is often prohibitively expensive for the youngsters taking part. Bluestone has opened up its online training portal so that the participants can access additional online courses free of charge – something that is now expanding to all the young people joining Milford Youth Matters.
Extra support for Milford Youth Matters training scheme
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Meeting discusses future of Milford Haven Train Station
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The Port of Milford Haven and Milford Youth Matters have once again renewed their partnership to continue youth provision in Milford Haven. Milford Youth Matters provides a youth service every Friday night thanks to a financial donation by the Port of Milford Haven. By offering an indoor venue and use of its land around Milford Waterfront, the Port has enabled the charity to provide a targeted, detached service for young people aged 11-18. The Port of Milford Haven and Milford Youth Matters have worked together for a number of years and are committed to creating opportunities for young people through an extended range of services, including events such as WAVE and Under The Bridge. The aim of the partnership is to change perceptions, reduce anti-social behaviour, increase community safety, and support young people in having a voice to shape their own future.