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FUNDING: Somerset young offenders get grant

26 March 2003, Young People Now

A pilot project to help first-time offenders in Somerset was given the green light last week when its bid for £98,000 from the Treasury's Invest to Save fund was accepted....

ARTS BEAT: Sound of music

26 March 2003, Young People Now

During the past two years, more than 100 young people have been involved in MusicMaker, a project run by the Birmingham Catholic Youth Service. This programme of workshops on different...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Red Cross web site

26 March 2003, Young People Now

The British Red Cross has launched a web site for youth workers. Along with information about how the Red Cross works, it has a section on youth activities and how...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Prove your age

26 March 2003, Young People Now

Young people in Oxford will be able to apply for a non-compulsory proof-of-age ID card, thanks to an initiative this month by proof-of-age provider Validate UK. Validate was approached by...

NEWS IN BRIEF: No prejudice

26 March 2003, Young People Now

The Sikh Human Rights Group is holding anti-discrimination workshops on 29-30 March in London, for young people, by young people. Contact Elina at elina@shrg.net....

NEWS IN BRIEF: Homeless art

26 March 2003, Young People Now

Crossing the Threshold is a guide on how to run arts programmes for homeless people. Published by London-based learning organisation The City Lit and the Learning and Skills Development Agency,...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Women's rights

26 March 2003, Young People Now

Home Secretary David Blunkett has given his backing to a move to end female genital mutilation. A private member's bill introduced by Ann Clwyd MP, which had its second reading...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Seeking sponsors

26 March 2003, Young People Now

A football coaching project run by Charlton Athletic's football community scheme, the Thames Gateway Youth Football Project, is seeking new sponsorship to help it continue and expand. Partially funded by...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Drugs game

26 March 2003, Young People Now

West Midlands Police and Coventry Educational Support & Advisory Service have launched a drugs version of their social behaviour game, Trouble! It is designed to promote good citizenship and help...

PROJECT NOTES

26 March 2003, Young People Now

What it is: Banbury Careers Bus Goals: To offer advice for young people aged 13 or above on further education, training and job opportunities when they leave school, and help...