Making a positive contribution
As a guide to which of the sections below to use with the young person, we suggest that you use the online assessment tool Developing a suitable intervention programme (Word 17KB).
What could I do?
What could I do?
In this activity, young people learn that we can all make a positive contribution to animal welfare.They also consider which activities that make a positive contribution to animal welfare are easy or difficult for individuals to do.
Number of participants: You can run this activity with just one person, or in a small group.
How long it will take: The activities will take 30-40 minutes.
Download full facilitation guide: What could I do? (Word 3MB)
Included in this guide:
- Facilitators' notes
Volunteering
Volunteering
In this activity, young people learn that we can all make a positive contribution to animal welfare.
Number of participants: You can run this activity with just one person, or in a small group.
How long it will take: The activities will take about 45 minutes.
Included in this guide:
- Facilitators' notes
Relevant Documents
Volunteering
Standing up to others
Standing up to others
In this activity, young people learn that we can all make a positive contribution to animal welfare. They also consider ways it may be possible to stand up to other people who are being cruel.
Number of participants: You can run this activity with just one person, or in a small group.
How long it will take: The activities will take up to 45 minutes, depending on the method you choose.
Included in this guide:
- Activity sheets