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Prison! Me! No-Way!

1 min read Youth Justice
A new scheme enlists the help of prisoners to show young people the consequences of committing crime.

Funding Project funded by the No Way Trust Ltd
Aim To show young people the consequences of crime

A new initiative being run in Waltham Forest is enlisting prisoners to try to dissuade schoolchildren from breaking the law.

Prison! Me! No-Way!, run by the No Way Trust Charity, launched in the London borough in February and aims to show young people the consequences of committing crimes.

The brainchild of three serving prison officers and supported by Waltham Forest Council, the initiative is running in secondary schools across the borough. It is hoped it will eventually reduce the number of young people committing crimes and ending up in prison.

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