ADTRAC
Visit Grwp Llandrillo Menai’s Facebook Page to find out more about the project’s success.
Inspiring the progression of young people aged 16-24 experiencing unemployment in North Wales
During 2017-2021 ADTRAC teams based locally throughout North Wales, provided a range of personalised wellbeing and employability support to help young people to progress into education, training or employment.
ADTRAC support included:
- A bespoke mentoring service from the ADTRAC team to develop a personalised action plans;
- Support to develop confidence and overcome barriers which prevented progression;
- Welfare and wellbeing support (including the opportunity to access provision for mild/moderate mental health concerns from Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board);
- Access to qualifications and training;
- Ideas and suggestions on how to embed the Five Ways to Wellbeing into our daily routines to build our emotional resilience;
Download the ADTRAC Brochure here and the wellbeing support brochure here.
Project success
The infographic (found lower down the page) demonstrated the project’s achievements and how it supported young people. You can also read the case studies at the bottom of the page to see ADTRAC has benefitted the lives of some of the young adults who have taken part.
Who is involved in the project?
The project was led by Grŵp Llandrillo Menai, working in partnership with:
- Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
- Anglesey County Council
- Gwynedd County Council
- Conwy County Borough Council
- Denbighshire County Council
- Flintshire County Council
- Wrexham County Borough Council
The project is partially funded by European Social Fund (ESF), through Welsh Government.
For further information contact ADTRAC Regional Project Manager, Sara Williams sara.williams@gllm.ac.uk
Hear it for yourself
During 2021 we were able to catch up with some of the young people who were supported and the staff who helped them. Take time to watch the series videos and find out more about the type of support ADTRAC offered, and the impact which it had.
The appropriate COVID Regulations were followed throughout the filming of these videos.
- Showcase (BSL version)
- Wellbeing (BSL version)
- Courses, Training and into Education (BSL version)
- ADTRAC in a few words (BSL version)
- Closer to work (BSL version)
- Working in Partnership (BSL version)
- Overcoming Barriers (BSL version)
Our project infographics summarise the project's achievements:
Adtrac Evaluation:
The interim and final evaluations are now available to read.
Case Studies
- Anglesey Journey into Employment and Independence
- Anglesey No Barrier to Success
- Conwy Ayla's Achievements
- Conwy Ryan's Journey
- Conwy The Start of the Journey
- Conwy Traineeship Opportunity
- Conwy Working Together
- Denbighshire Achieving her dream role
- Denbighshire ADTRAC helps teenager during lockdown
- Denbighshire ADTRAC support a participant who has sight loss
- Denbighshire ADTRAC Support continues during Lockdown
- Denbighshire Securing a Dream Job
- Denbighshire Well done Liam
- Gwynedd Motivated to Achieve
- Gwynedd Building Confidence
- Gwynedd Holistic Support
- Gwynedd The Future is sparkling
- Wrexham Flintshire Achieving Your Dream
- Wrexham Flintshire Back on Track with ADTRAC
- Wrexham Flintshire Hair & Beyond
- Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale
The ADTRAC project has now closed.