Here is a rundown of which youth projects will receive the money, made available to police and crime commissioners across the country.
London Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime for £4.2m (across 10 projects)
Pan London Rescue and Response County Lines Project - will support young people being exploited, or at risk of exploitation, through "county lines" crime, providing a rescue service for those young people being exploited, as well as training frontline professionals across London to better identify and divert young people away from exploitation earlier.
DIVERT - A programme to divert young people into employment, development and education opportunities at the point of police custody will expand from two sites in London - Brixton and Croydon - to a further two - Lewisham and Stoke Newington.
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