£10,000 will pay for youth work
Date published: 30 September 2014
Aksa Homes has been awarded £10,000 to help run a youth project and bring communities together.
The Big Lottery funding will be supplemented by Aksa’s own money for its “A-Team Youth” project, set up in January to encourage young tenants to develop healthy lifestyles.
Aksa will work with community development charity Groundwork to run the programme.
The money will pay for work sessions at community centres in St Mary’s, Coldhurst and Werneth which will help young people to develop creative talents in street art and craft projects.
The project will run for four months in each of the three areas over the next 12 months and will work with around 30 people in each area.
Most Viewed News Stories
- 1Inside Oldham’s new market
- 2Police arrest 11, seize drugs and £70k cash in early morning strikes against organised crime
- 3Suspected human trafficking uncovered after house collapse
- 4Tommyfield Outdoor Market approved for use as new Eton-backed school
- 5Heartbroken wife of man who died following a collision on Broadway has paid tribute to 'her rock'
