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Youth Justice: On the ground

1 min read Youth Justice
Project: Arts and DJing project

Mission: Using art to help prevent reoffending by changing attitudes

Funding: £8,900 from the arts development team at North East Lincolnshire Council and North East Lincolnshire Youth Offending Team

Young offenders in North East Lincolnshire have been turning their hands to art and DJing in an initiative aimed at preventing reoffending. The project has been running for more than four years and is a partnership between North East Lincolnshire Youth Offending Team (YOT) and the arts development team at North East Lincolnshire Council.

Young people aged up to 18 who have been referred to the project by the YOT work with either a visual artist or professional DJ to hone their skills and build their confidence. David Power, arts development officer at the council, says the young people are eager to engage with the chance to learn different skills.

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