Manchester is a city of opportunity, but are we covering up problems rather than tackling the root causes of the serious deprivation that lies beneath the sparkle?
After the 1996 IRA bomb, Manchester received millions to rebuild the city. But behind the shiny, chrome surface there is another Manchester that is less attractive. This is where Fairbridge works.
As a youth charity working in Greater Manchester for the past decade, we have seen a great deal of positive change. There are more youth initiatives to help bridge the social exclusion gap and give young people hope and opportunities. But, despite a huge investment, large numbers of young people still need our help and support.
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