Event headlined by Bright Spots to mark National Care Leavers Month in Hull, celebrating the achievements of care-experienced young people.
Bright Spots is on at Albermarle Music Centre on Thursday 26 November, a night that brings young people and professionals together to perform on the same stage. It's one of the highlights of Hull City Council's National Care Leavers Month, a programme that runs until Monday 30 November and celebrates the achievements of the city's care-experienced young people.
Beyond the music, the month is about raising awareness of the challenges care leavers face and highlighting the support available to them. Bright Spots fits into that wider picture, putting young people and professionals side by side rather than keeping them in separate lanes. It's a good way to see the city's care-experienced youth taking centre stage.
And there's more to the month than just this one night. The line-up includes the annual Blue Diamond Awards, the Young People versus Old People Memorial football match, and a karting grand prix around Hull Adventure Centre. The awards are supported by Hull College, KWL, Nurture a Child, and the council's regeneration team, and Hull City Hall turns blue on the day they're presented.
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If you're around on the 26th, you'll find Bright Spots at Albermarle Music Centre in Hull. It's part of a month that runs until Monday 30 November, so there's plenty more to look out for across the city if you're following the whole programme.
