Businesses Encouraged to Access Government Funding and Open Doors for Young People
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Lincolnshire Today
Business Link Magazine£3,000 grant targets youth recruitment in North East Lincolnshire
Employers in North East Lincolnshire can access Government funding worth £3,000 for each eligible young person they recruit under the Youth Jobs Grant. The scheme is open to businesses hiring people aged 18 to 24 who have been unemployed for at least six months and are claiming Universal Credit. Employers must offer a genuine job […]
Better Youth Spaces Fund: Understanding the organisations funded and the young people accessing youth provision
Research by Adrian Miles and Vee Collins The government’s £30.5m Better Youth Spaces fund has supported organisations across England to improve and expand access to youth provision. Alongside data on how organisations used the funding and what it achieved, the fund has generated a wider dataset on what youth provision looks like across the country and which young people are taking part. We are committed to sharing as much of this data openly a…
A "whole-town shopping district incubation" project has launched in three shopping district areas in Tsu City: Daimon, Marunouchi, and Tsu-Shinmachi. The project aims to connect young people with businesses and provide support for entrepreneurship. The goal is to create a system where young people can take on challenges, businesses can grow, and the town can be revitalized, ultimately creating a future where young people can be proud of "working…
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