Tacade - Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education for Children and Young People

Charity Registration Number 291216

Tacade is a leading not-for-profit charitable organisation with over 40 years experience of working locally, nationally and internationally. The charity works to promote the health and well-being of children and young people and is renowned for its quality service delivery.

Our key areas of work are:



Education Youth Service Voluntary organisations Pupil referral units Primary care trusts Youth Offending Teams Prisons, Probation, Police Service Parents/Carers	Alcohol > Citizenship > Drugs > Gambling > Games > Personal, Social, Health and Emotional > Sexual Health > Smoking >

Keys to alcohol – for children aged 7-11 years old – with a free CD Rom for pupils to increase/decrease font size

Keys to smoking – for children aged 7-11 years old – with a free CD Rom for pupils to increase/decrease font size

Keys to drugs – for young people aged 11-14 years old – with a free CD Rom for students to increase/decrease font size

Keys to sexual health and relationships – for young people aged 11-14 years old – with a free CD Rom for students to increase/decrease font size

Life Matters – a board game for young people aged 13-19 years old about life’s opportunities, risks and challenges… sexual health and behaviour, alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.

Safer Sex Toolkit – suitable for use in Sexual Health Clinics and Further Education and Sixth Form Colleges with young people aged over 16 – contains quizzes; sexually explicit images and information for practitioners.

Eisiau bet? – Deunyddiau addysg gamblo I bobl ifanc 11-16 oed. Mae’r gwersi ar gael ar-lein i’w lawrlwytho am ddim, oddi ar www.tacade.com, drwy glicio ar ‘publications’

Little Steps – Free of Charge with Skills for the Primary School Child Part 1 – I am, I know, I can when purchased with one other from the range of parts 2,3,4,5 and 6.

Citizenship 11-16 – with signposting to the revised curricula – available for Ł40

40th Anniversary Lunch at the House of Lords

Baroness Massey of Darwen

Tacade was established in Manchester in 1968. In June, Tacade celebrated the occasion by holding a 40th Anniversary lunch for thirty guests in the Attlee Room at the House of Lords. The guests included Darren Campbell (Olympic Gold Medallist, Athens Olympics 2004) and Baroness Massey of Darwen (Chair of the National Treatment Agency, Co-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Children and a member of the Tacade Board of Trustees). An excellent lunch was enjoyed by all, along with speeches from Baroness Massey, Martin Buczkiewicz (Chief Executive, Tacade), Roger Daw (Chair, Tacade Board of Trustees) and Darren Campbell, MBE.

The speeches reflected on the forty year history of Tacade providing and delivering effective health education for children and young people throughout the United Kingdom and abroad. Darren Campbell spoke of the challenges facing young people today and provided an inspirational speech about motivating young people to achieve and reach their full potential.