My teenagers and myself have signed up to buy Christmas gifts for 3 children in Direct Provision accommodation - ie asylum seekers. Two of the children we were assigned are young children so fairly easy to buy an age appropriate gift.
But I'd really appreciate some ideas for the 17 year old boy, please. Budget is 30 but I don't mind going a wee bit further if I get a great recommendation. So, this is his last year as a child so he probably won't get a present next year. He's lived here since 2019 so presumably he has reasonable English but maybe not fluent enough to appreciate a book. He has a younger brother and a father here with him.
I can blow all the money on one great idea - or split it multiple ways. I was thinking of a toiletries gift set and some sport socks but I want him to have something fun too. And, there will be chocolate to share with his family too. Not too physically big a present in case he gets notice to move accommodation and doesn't have room in his suitcase.
He's presumably in the local school. Do boys like stationery/art stuff much at this age? Board game? Jigsaw puzzle. But ideally something more fun! All ideas appreciated, thanks in advance.