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RACISM: Anti-racism youth project wins £300,000 of lottery funding

13 August 2003, Young People Now

An anti-racism project that will use youth workers to stop young Whites joining extreme right-wing groups has been awarded £300,000 of lottery cash. Ark, which stands for Anti-racism Kirklees, is...

FAITH BASED: Alabare runs young people's projects

13 August 2003, Young People Now

Alabare Christian Care Centres has formed a young people's department to look after a series of new projects. The charity runs three hostels for homeless adults in Salisbury, Wiltshire, and...

FUNDING: Nottingham health centres get grant

13 August 2003, Young People Now

A £198,160 New Opportunities Fund grant is bankrolling drop-in sexual health centres at two Nottingham youth centres. The first centre opens in September at the Bestwood Youth Project on the...

FURTHER EDUCATION: Report finds young face learning barriers

13 August 2003, Young People Now

Disadvantaged young people need to better understand the value of going into further education, according to a new report by The Prince's Trust. Reaching the Hardest to Reach: Breaking Barriers?...

FUNDING: Lloyds TSB helps out Mitcham project

13 August 2003, Young People Now

A motorcycle project for socially excluded young people in Surrey has received £12,500 from the Lloyds TSB Foundation. The Mitcham project will use the cash over two years for a...

YOUTH WORK: Scotland to launch banned workers list

13 August 2003, Young People Now

The Scottish Executive will require youth projects to report workers who pose a potential threat to young people to a national register from next year. Guidance on the Disqualified from...

ARTS BEAT: Making music

13 August 2003, Young People Now

Young south Londoners were given the chance to show what they could do recently at The PowerStation in Mortlake, Richmond. The PowerStation, a creative centre for young people, saw the...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Saving the environment

13 August 2003, Young People Now

Fourteen projects to improve the environment in Northern Ireland have been awarded just over £2m by the New Opportunities Fund. The Transforming Your Space programme will aid regeneration work....

NEWS IN BRIEF: Football funds

13 August 2003, Young People Now

Football fans who pay to play in their team's stadium have helped raise £43,000 to cut re-offending rates among young people. Football Aid and the Premier League awarded the grant...

NEWS IN BRIEF: Keeping the peace

13 August 2003, Young People Now

Pupils in Newham have been learning about conflict resolution via Conflict and Change, a voluntary body in east London. The group is looking to recruit a youth worker for secondary...