In Innovation (PIN) scheme, we look at how the Cupboard Project's Common Ground initiative has helped to address the needs of young asylum seekers in south Leeds.
The south Leeds-based Cupboard Project, which has addressed the health needs of young asylum seekers since 1997, has made strides forward in the past year with the support of funding from Partners In Innovation (PIN).
Following consultation with young people, it has adopted a more holistic approach to health needs. The Cupboard Project is now an integral part of South Leeds Health For All, a community health development organisation.
Common Ground @ The Cupboard builds on this partnership approach, with other project partners being LEAP (Children's Society) and young people.
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