A charity serving the Filey area has secured grant funding for a six-week wellbeing course.
It's aimed at 11 to 16 year olds.
Karen Mitchell is from Wellbeing Harbour who are running the sessions:
Karen says the charity are now looking for more members and says the sessions are serving those in Hunmanby and the wider Filey area:
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