Rural areas hardest hit by youth work cuts, NYA warns

Fiona Simpson
Thursday, August 26, 2021

Cuts to youth work services in rural areas have left young people at risk of grooming from criminal gangs, poor mental health and a lack of employment support, according to a new report.

A lack of provision could lead to poor mental health and reduced employment opportunities, research says. Picture: Adobe Stock
A lack of provision could lead to poor mental health and reduced employment opportunities, research says. Picture: Adobe Stock

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