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30m for charities to tackle crime

The government is investing 30m in third sector organisations that work with young people to tackle violent crime.

The second funding round from the Youth Sector Development Fund will be divided between 12 third sector organisations, which will each receive funding of £2.5m from December 2008 to March 2011.

Beverley Hughes, children's minister, who announced the second round of funding, said: "This is a great opportunity for ambitious organisations to benefit from a package of financial and business support and to enable them to help even more vulnerable young people."

Twenty teenagers had been killed in knife attacks this year by mid-July.

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