The main role of the Ethnic Minority Achievement Service (EMAS) is to support the progress of minority ethnic pupils in schools.

Educational psychologists work with families, schools and other members of the children's workforce to address the five outcomes of Every Child Matters (ECM).

Information on the services available.

Who is a young carer? Do you look after or help someone in your family? Is this because they are ill, disabled or have problems with drugs, alcohol or their mental health?

Find out where all our centres and projects are located, how to contact them and who works where.

The Dorset Youth and Community Service provides a number of training opportunities for all full-time, part-time paid and voluntary youth workers, plus information on becoming a youth worker.

Funding is available for young people aged 13-19 years in Dorset. It is designed to help young people, particularly those who are disadvantaged.

Information on some of the projects for young people available in Dorset

Information and resources to assist you in dealing with bullying issues, including helpful websites and contact numbers of services who will be able to advise you further.

Information about how and where you can use your Max Card.

Information, advice and contacts details for everything you need to know - including: Health issues, sexuality, finance, travelling, working, studying, stress, housing options and more.....