The Resurgam Youth Initiative
65 Drumbeg Drive BT28 1QJ Lisburn

We have decided to run a competition to win a Mother’s Day pamper hamper To enter Design a Mother’s Day card and send a picture of your entry either into the page along with name or send to your youth worker. Entry’s need to be sent in by Monday 8th so we can get them to our management committee for them to pick a winner... Be creative and good luck

Today our very creative Lil Rockz youth group who took part in some fancy dress and cake decorating on Zoom! Great fun was had and your cakes look super tasty! Well done girls

The smarties and baked beans RYI groups took part in some valentines arts & crafts. They got creative with salt dough and made some awesome teddies & cards all finished with a creative box they got to design themselves.

2020 was a year to forget, 2021 seems to be heading that way too. In an attempt to brighten everyone's mood Resurgam Youth Initiative will be making 2022 calendars with uplifting pictures sent to us by our young people (with their parents consent of course). We require Thirteen pictures in total that will be included on the calendar, these could range from fun in the snow or how you made the most of a lockdown birthday. The calendar will be released on sale in a desktop and... wall calendar format, with all proceeds going to Resurgam Youth Initiative. If you would like to submit an entry for consideration, pm the page or contact one of our youth work team. If you submit an entry please include the name of your child as all the pictures that are chosen will win a prize. The closing date for all entries is May 31st 2021. Good luck See more

Hey everyone! We are hosting "The BIG lockdown QUIZ" on zoom today at 4pm, suitable for young people aged 8-12 years! There are 4 categories: General Knowledge, Picture Round, Sound Round and "First to Find" Round! ... The zoom will last 1 hour and it will be great fun for all who join. All you will need is paper and pen to take part! If you want to receive the link to take part message the page or contact Carris to [email protected] See you soon!

https://www.talkaboutalcohol.com/test-your-knowledge/

https://www.talkaboutalcohol.com/alcohol-clock-game/

https://youtu.be/wRYfw5hIWwM Many children with autism are especially sensitive to texture, making mask-wearing especially challenging. To help ease their experience, put a mask on yourself, and remind children: We wear masks to keep others safe from germs that might make us sick. Masks should cover our nose, mouth, and chin.... Practicing wearing a mask can make it easier. The more we practice, the easier it can be. Then tell children that Julia is also practicing wearing her mask, and so is her bunny friend Fluffster! Watch this video together, then try some of the strategies: Put masks on a stuffed animal or doll. Practice wearing masks at home for a short period of time, and work up to longer periods. You can do this by counting, like Julia’s daddy did, or by using a timer. Let children decorate their mask so it feels special.

Keep your Maths skills on point during lockdown with this fun interactive game. https://www.twinkl.co.uk//press-the-button-times-tables-ga

If you are identified as a close contact and need to self isolate, you should go home, and stay at home.