Project: School holiday sports
Funding: £5,000 from Chelmer Housing Partnership and use of a council sports facility
Aim: To give young people meaningful activities outside of school Crime-reduction charity Nacro is working with young people at risk of offending in Essex to get them interested in sports.
As part of the project in Chelmer, Nacro has teamed up with Chelmer Housing Partnership (CHP) to offer young people activities in the school holidays. Young people aged from 11 to 19 are invited to go to the council-run sports centre, where the project is based, to get involved in sports such as football and trampolining, but also more unconventional activities, such as Gladiators-style games and a bouncy castle.
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