Project Publications
2023 Mind The Gap - Women and Health Inequalities - Gateshead Director of Public Health Annual Report 2022.pdfMind The Gap
Women and Health Inequalities
Gateshead Director of Public Health Annual Report 2022
2022 Annual Report.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2022
2022 YWOP Timeline.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Timeline Celebrating 30 years
2021 Annual Report.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2021
Schools booklet 2022 updated.pdfSchools Information Booklet
2021 YWOP Camomile Evaluation-Final final pdf.pdfCamomile Project Evaluation
June 2016 to June 2021
2020 Annual Report.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2020
Annual Report 2019 PDF (1).pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2019
2018 annual reportYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2018
2018 Pilgrim Trust Research 2018 .pdf2018: Pilgrim Trust Research, AVERT Programme
This is Me website.mp42017 - 2018 Record of Achievement Video: This Is Me
2016 Annual Report 2016.compressed.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2016
2015 Annual Report 2015 PDF.compressed-2.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2015
2014 Annual Report.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2014
2013 GYWOP-Annual-Report-2013.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2013
2011 GYWOP-ann-report-11-V6.pdfYoung Women's Outreach Project Annual Report 2011
Gaynor Impact-report.pdfChanging Lives Impact Report
This is an impact research on Gateshead Young Women's Outreach Project which involved staff, stakeholders and participants of the Young Women Project .
The key purpose of the research is to identify the influence of methods used by Gateshead Young Women's Project in relation to Young Women and their families, professional stakeholders and local and national policy.
This impact evaluation was carried out by Gaynor Clarke, who has been involved in a range of roles with the Young Women's Project since its inception.
2012 APPG Briefing On Girls.pdfAPPG Briefing on Girls
The Young Womens Project was asked to submit evidence to the House of Lords, giving evidence of how good working practice can stop young women entering the penal system
2012 My-Story.pdfMy Story
Thanks for reading our stories. We are a group of young mothers and pregnant young women from Gateshead, and we have made this booklet to help other young women in the same situation, so they will realise that we all have similar thoughts and feelings.
We were given some money to improve our writing skills. Eight of us planned, organised and went on a residential with two youth and community learning workers and a Surestart midwife. We did a mixture of things, including thinking, writing, crafts, exercise (on land and in water) and baby massage.
We hope you enjoy reading this as much as we enjoyed writing it.
Best wishes in your pregnancy.