Powerful new film shows the impact of our Teens and Toddlers programme

Power2 launches a new film showing the impact of the Teens and Toddlers programme.

We’re excited to be launching a new video showing the impact of our Teens and Toddlers programme.

A look inside Teens and Toddlers

The short, live-action film showcases two of our Teens and Toddlers programmes. We took a small film crew to visit secondary schools and nurseries in both Bury and London where we met a whole host of people participating in the programme.

We met with teenagers, toddlers, teachers and parents to find out their views on the programme and what it’s changed for them. The film offers a unique insight into all aspects of the programme and captures the mentoring relationships between the teenagers and the toddlers better than ever before. 

Thank you to Deloitte for their generous support in helping us to create this film and bring to life the work we do.

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