# Respect for young people in Stoke-on-Trent - Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/04/30/respect-young-people-stokeontrent/ - Published: 2007-04-30T14:10:38+01:00 - Author: Howard Lake RESPECT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN STOKE-ON-TRENT THE CHILDREN’S SAFETY EDUCATION FOUNDATION AND VODAFONE UK TEAM UP The Children’s Safety Education Foundation (CSEF) has teamed up with Vodafone UK to create an exciting new Citizenship programme for 13 and 14 year olds in Stoke- on-Trent. ## Advertisement [⌊Posthub advert. You create the campaign. We'll handle the postal journey. Get started at post-hub.co.uk.⌉](https://fundraising.co.uk/ads/posthub-20261007-300x250/) Scheduled to start in Spring 2006, the roadshow of drama workshops will be visiting 22 Stoke secondary schools to look at key issues facing young people and promote safety through drama and interactive resources. The Citizenship programme is based on CSEF’s educational resource ‘RESPECT – Your Life, Your Choice’, which looks at the impact of life choices and provides young people with the knowledge and understanding to prevent them from making uninformed decisions. The sessions and the resource will help students to understand issues like decision making, self-esteem, changing attitudes and communication. In addition, there is practical guidance on staying safe in the form of advice around bullying, Internet safety and the implications of anti-social behaviour. The team at CSEF are excited about teaming up with Vodafone and lending their expertise in developing educational resources. Says Patrick O’Malley, Head of Corporate Development at CSEF: Reaching young people at this critical age is crucial to help them to become better citizens. This is a very exciting programme and we’re looking forward to working with Vodafone to make a real impact in Stoke.” Quote from Vodafone The Children’s Safety Education Foundation (CSEF) is a national charity working in partnership with emergency services and youth inclusion agencies to promote safety education. Tackling important social issues such as youth crime and bullying, the charity produces interactive resources for use by children and parents in schools and in the home. CSEF is a member of the National Community Safety Network and the Drug Education Forum, and through its work with partner agencies the charity aims to reduce the number of child victims through the provision of interactive safety education. For more information, contact CSEF on 0161 477 5122 or www.csef.net ENDS For media information or interview opportunities with Chief Executive John McNamee, contact Ricky Ambury (ri***@****uk.com) at Koan on 0161 237 9994. * **[Effective safety resources for the curriculum](https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/04/30/effective-safety-resources-curriculum/)**( 30 April 2007) * **[Recycling is a Gift Thanks to Redeem!](https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/05/01/recycling-gift-thanks-redeem/)**( 1 May 2007) * **[UK's first-ever entry-level fundraising training programme is launched](https://fundraising.co.uk/2007/05/02/uk039s-firstever-entrylevel-fundraising-training-programme-launched/)**( 2 May 2007)