Reflex supports marginalised young people in the difficult transition from childhood to adulthood. Its aim is to prevent offending and to reduce re-offending, targeting disadvantaged areas by providing supportive mentoring sessions for 50 to 60 young people in local secondary schools. The HSYA grant provided funding for two Reflex youth workers to deliver these sessions in Surrey schools, building positive relationships with young people, modelling acceptable behaviour and engaging them through a variety of activities and programmes. Valuing individuality and community, Reflex supports those on the margins of society in their development, whether emotional, intellectual, physical, social or spiritual.
The High Sheriff remarked that “The Reflex approach is holistic, matching provision to the unique set of needs presented by each young person. The youth workers encourage, motivate and challenge young people to raise their aspirations and achieve ambitious goals, urging them to broaden their hopes for the future, to dream big dreams and realise their full potential.”
Reflex – Woking
Awarded 2014-2015
Past Awards (2014-2015)
Youth Engagement Service - National Crimebeat Award
Total Football, Leatherhead Youth Project – Mole Valley
Oxted Young Persons Theatre – Tandridge
Reflex – Woking
Ashtead Rally Karts – Mole Valley
Relate Anger Management – Reigate & Banstead
Goldhawks Basketball – Surrey Heath
Guildford City Boxing Club – Guildford
Surrey Youth Motorcycle Trials Sports Club – Runnymede
Lifetrain, Ashford – Spelthorne
Be Your Best Foundation Rock Challenge – Countywide
Longmeadz Kickn – Epsom & Ewell
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