In September, the 86 voluntary, community and not-for-profit organisations that successfully bid for a share of the £40m Youth Investment Fund (YIF) were announced.
The fund was set up to support voluntary, community and social enterprise organisations to create, expand and deliver high-quality open access youth provision in six targeted communities across England - Bristol and Somerset, East London, East England, Liverpool, Tees Valley and Sunderland, and West Midlands.
First launched in September 2016, the fund is a joint investment by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and the Big Lottery Fund.
Recipients received allocations ranging from £100,000 to £750,000, which is to be spent over the next three years, with ongoing support made available to help with analysing the impact of the funded work (see Inside View).
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