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Not just youth organisations but teachers and their unions don't want kids to go back to school, nowt to do with Boris who wants kids to have a future
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Originally posted by AtW View Post"Youth organisations in England face wholesale closure
Two-thirds of small groups at risk as pandemic leaves 1.5 million young people in critical need of help
England faces a wholesale closure of youth organisations, leaving a generation of vulnerable young people without life-changing support, according to research.
Almost two-thirds of youth organisations with incomes under £250,000 say they are at risk of closure, with 31% saying they might have to shut in the next six months.
The forced withdrawal of support officially recognised as “essential” comes at a time when the pandemic has left more than 1.5 million vulnerable young people in critical need of help, the research by the charity UK Youth found."
Youth organisations in England face wholesale closure | UK news | The Guardian
1..2..3... till malvolio explains that it's not the Govts job to help vulnerable young people in critical need of help
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Boris's Youth
"Youth organisations in England face wholesale closure
Two-thirds of small groups at risk as pandemic leaves 1.5 million young people in critical need of help
England faces a wholesale closure of youth organisations, leaving a generation of vulnerable young people without life-changing support, according to research.
Almost two-thirds of youth organisations with incomes under £250,000 say they are at risk of closure, with 31% saying they might have to shut in the next six months.
The forced withdrawal of support officially recognised as “essential” comes at a time when the pandemic has left more than 1.5 million vulnerable young people in critical need of help, the research by the charity UK Youth found."
Youth organisations in England face wholesale closure | UK news | The Guardian
1..2..3... till malvolio explains that it's not the Govts job to help vulnerable young people in critical need of helpTags: None
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