Hubs to help young people away from crime and into work to open in England

UK Government Unveils Plan to Combat Street Crime with New Youth Hubs. In a bid to tackle growing concerns over knife crime and youth violence, the UK government has announced the launch of eight new "young futures" youth hubs across England. These centres will provide vital support to young people aged 18 and under, offering guidance on employment, health and wellbeing, and crucially, a safe space to steer them away from a life of crime. With a focus on prevention and early intervention, the hubs aim to equip young people with the skills and resources needed to turn their lives around and build a brighter future.

Announcement of eight young futures hubs made as concerns grow over the number of knives on the streetsEight young futures youth hubs aimed at giving young people support towards work and away from street crime are to open across England, ministers have announced.The youth centres are supposed to help people aged up to 18 with employment advice, health and wellbeing, and are also aimed at preventing them from falling into a life of crime. Continue reading...