Exposure magazine A core activity, the 28-page Exposure magazine is produced six times annually, financed through grants and charitable donations, as well as through advertising and sponsorship arrangements with a range of local government clients. Exposure magazine is designed to educate and inform young people, as well as to guide adults on how to deal with young people. Young volunteers express freely their experiences,feelings and ideas through the publishing of articles, reviews, poems, photographs and illustrations. Young volunteers at Exposure are involved in all stages of production, developing ideas and planning work, researching, interviewing and gathering information, writing copy, generating and manipulating images, laying out pages and preparing for print, magazine distribution and review. As well as traditional teen issues, such as sex, drugs, crime and education, during the year Exposure magazine featured articles on child abuse, postcode wars, risk taking, eczema, bereavement, bullying of homosexuals, obsessive-compulsive disorder, video game addiction, single-sex schools, depression, cerebral palsy, child labour, social anxiety, sleep deprivation, animal cruelty, discrimination, escaping war, eating disorders, language barriers, standing out from the crowd, youth culture, animal cruelty, and belief. Some 4,000 copies of Exposure magazine are distributed to local secondary schools, colleges, youth groups, North London Connexions offices, public buildings, libraries, sports clubs and leisure centres. The magazine is also posted to over 300 other youth and community organisations around Haringey. Exposure offers a free subscription service with over 100 young people having Exposure magazine delivered straight to their homes. Incorporated into Exposure magazine is an eight-page supplement that focuses on particular topics of interest to young people in Haringey. The following supplements were produced during the year: Disability funded by Wates Foundation The care system funded by Seedbed Haringey Youth Council newsletter funded by Haringey Youth Opportunities Fund Sexual health funded by Haringey Teenage Pregnancy Unit During the year, around 130 young people were involved in Exposure magazine activities. Junior Exposure Financed by Haringey Children's Fund and published three times annually, Junior Exposure gives children from local primary schools and play centres a chance to express their views to both young and older readers. Young volunteers at Exposure are involved in putting Junior Exposure together, editing the words and adjusting the images produced by children, as well as laying out pages and preparing the magazine for print. Junior Exposure features stories, poems and illustrations addressing issues relevant to children. The themes for the two issues published during the year were 'Heroes' and 'Siblings'. The 'Heroes' issue also included a 12-page supplement, commissioned by Haringey Teenage Pregnancy Unit, on the ambitions children and their parents have for their future. Some 7,000 copies of Junior Exposure are distributed to local primary schools and play centres by Haringey Children's Fund. During the year some 30 children aged five to 13 were involved in Junior Exposure activities.

Exposure Organisation Limited Registered charity number 1073922 Company registered in England and Wales number 3355480 Registered office The Bigger Shoe Box Muswell Hill Centre, Hillfield Park, London N10 3QJ Exposure is made possible thanks to core funding support provided by Haringey Integrated Youth Support Service [Disclaimer]