We aim to improve the educational outcomes for children in Calderdale with ACEs and in local authority care through personalised tuition and mentorship
We had an absolutely fantastic time last night celebrating our generous grant from the Mayor’s Safer Community Fund. It was great to meet with @tracybrabin and talk about the vital work we do at ATQ 🙏
https://t.co/RxhygruZcA 🗞️
When a child has experienced trauma, their behaviour isn’t a moral failing, it’s communication. The anger you see? That’s pain. The defiance? That’s fear. And the silence? That’s a survival strategy. None of this is about excusing bad behaviour. It’s about understanding it!
Our Christmas fundraising campaign is now live! And the great news is, your money will be doubled!!! @TayberryTuition will be matching donations too 🎅
Our fundraising page is live on GoFundMe now! https://t.co/bKWWvOs2Oo
This money will go towards vital funds to support us through the winter months, supporting students in #Calderdale from adverse and disadvantaged backgrounds to achieve their academic potential ⭐️
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Our Christmas fundraising campaign is now live! And the great news is, your money will be doubled!!! @TayberryTuition will be matching donations too 🎅
Our fundraising page is live on GoFundMe now! https://t.co/TqsZDzEbu5
Thank you to the KFC Youth Foundation for their grant which has been provided to us at Ask The Question to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds in Calderdale with their education. 💚
We would also like to extend our thanks to all those who shop at Tesco and kindly voted for us. It is an honour to be so well supported by those in our local community.”
Thank you very much to Tesco and Groundwork UK for their generous grant as part of the Tesco Blue Token Scheme 💙
This money will go directly towards supporting young people in Calderdale who have experienced adverse childhood experiences..
with access to our educational support and mentorship.
Jo Austin, founder of Ask The Question, said, “Thank you so much to Tesco and Groundwork UK for this generous grant which will enable us to have a direct impact on students from disadvantaged backgrounds in Calderdale…
Yorkshire Children’s Charity provided the laptops for use at the Ask The Question office, enabling students from disadvantaged backgrounds to use them for their studies, as well as use for university and college applications.
The funding boost will enable children from disadvantaged backgrounds, in particular those living in poverty and who have experienced abuse, trauma and neglect, to access a safe, warm space for students to work, providing heating, internet connection and refreshments.
These vital funds have gone towards creating a safe educational environment for young people whose mental well-being has been adversely affected as a result of abuse, neglect or trauma.