West Mids VRP fund youth workers for the summer

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West Mids VRP fund youth workers for the summer

More than 40 youth workers will be in and around Birmingham across the six week holiday.

Date - 22nd July 2022
By - Cachella Smith

The West Midlands Violence Reduction Partnership, established in 2019, has organised and funded youth workers to be out and about in Birmingham across the school summer holidays. Birmingham has an estimated 10,000 young people - while the...

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