The Aspiration Project supports Roma children and young people through a combination of one-to-one education advocacy, in-depth outreach work and a programme of after-school activities. These activities form a holistic approach to working with young Roma people aiming to enhance their self-confidence, life aspirations and improve their health and well-being.
Purpose of role:
To assist with planning and delivering aspirational activities organised for Roma youth across London.
- Collaborate with the project coordinator to organise and facilitate engaging activities, workshops, and outings tailored to the interests and needs of our youth participants.
- Coordinate and assist in the organization of special outings and events, such as educational trips to museums.
- Actively participate in activities and events to facilitate coordination and ensure the safety and engagement of all participants.
- Occasionally conduct research to identify potential partnerships and new opportunities for youth engagement, such as locating community theatres willing to offer free workshop spaces or other amenities.
There will be options for further training, such as 'Working with vulnerable youth', 'Community Organising' etc...
Time commitment
Long-term commitment to the project (6+ months)
UCL Departments
- Arts & Humanities
- Arts and Sciences BASc
- School of European Languages, Culture and Society
- European Social and Political Studies
- Centre for Multidisciplinary and Intercultural Inquiry
- UAASC_ART
- SSEES_ART
- Institute of Education
- Social Science
- Psychology and Human Development
- SOCRI_IOE
- Learning and Leadership
- UCL Institute of Education
- Education, Practice and Society
- Culture, Communication and Media
- SSEES - School of Slavonic and East European Studies [Faculty]
- SSEES - School of Slavonic and East European Studies [previous department code]
- Social & Historical Sciences
- History
- Geography
- Anthropology
- Political Science