Ørsted’s investment will see the new Grimsby Youth Zone join a growing network of Youth Zones – purpose-built youth centres designed to inspire and support young people – already developed by OnSide in 14 areas across the UK.
The wind farm provider will work with OnSide, and local project partners to provide funding over five years that will support thousands of young people.
Grimsby Youth Zone will open seven days a week and engage with more than 4,000 young people in its first year of operation, OnSide said.
Ørsted’s donation will give young people a choice of more than 20 activities including indoor climbing, sports, arts, drama, music, media and cooking among others.
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