Home Office doubles size of Early Intervention Youth Fund to £22m

Tristan Donovan
Monday, July 30, 2018

The Home Office has doubled the amount of money it intends to hand out to local youth projects that seek to steer young people away from violent crime to £22m.

The Liberal Democrats want to scrap the government's anti radicalisation initiative Prevent and replace it with community engagement initiatives. Picture: NTI
The Liberal Democrats want to scrap the government's anti radicalisation initiative Prevent and replace it with community engagement initiatives. Picture: NTI

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