Loudmouth Education & Training: The Fatherhood Institute

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Loudmouth Education & Training

4 December 2007

Loudmouth Education & Training ( www.loudmouth.co.uk ) deliver over 600 sessions every year in schools, youth clubs and training centres across the UK, using theatre-in-education methods, on a range of Personal, Social and Health Education issues. Loudmouth have 13 years experience of delivering well written and researched programmes by confident and trained actor / facilitators.

Among these programmes is Ben, Nat and Baby Jack – Realities of Being a Teenage Parent . This programme was developed through research with young parents with a deliberate involvement of young fathers to bring real life experiences to young people about the challenges of being a teenage parent. The programme takes a non-judgemental and honest look at the issues. The programme is aimed at 14 year olds upwards and meets the requirements of the teenage pregnancy strategy as both a prevention and support initiative.

Loudmouth welcome potential purchasers to ‘look before you buy’ by attending sessions. Contact Loudmouth at info@loudmouth.co.uk or call 0121 4464880

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