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National Association for Youth Justice NAYJ exists to promote responses to young people within the criminal justice system which encourage them to take responsibility for their actions while remaining in the community. Hyelm: Accommodation for young people in London Hyelm provides affordable accommodation for young people coming to London to work or study. Hyelm is a registered charity, a non-profit making concern and a Registered Social Landlord. Youth Justice Board for England and Wales Events and news on youth justice reforms, aimed at preventing youth crime by tackling delays, and helping young people towards more positive activities. Children for Peace An educational peace charity which aims to inspire and enable people to lead more peaceful lives. YouthOrg UK The Youth Internet Project. Includes large directory of youth orientated groups and web sites. Youth Enquiry Service & WriteOn Free help and advice for young people aged 13 to 25. Confidential online problem answeering service. Details of High Wycombe drop-in centre. The Prince's Trust Helps young people through training, skill building, business loans, grants, personal development and study support outside school. Multilingual site with full details of how to get involved. Birmingham Wheels Park A partnership between Birmingham City Council and West Midlands Probation Service which aims to develop young people's personal and social skills through the use of motor vehicles. The organisation also raises funding through other events such as races. Information about projects, events and activities such as Windsurfing on Wheels. Contact and location details. The Church Lads' and Church Girls' Brigade An Anglican uniformed youth organisation whose aim is to provide young people with handholds to life through fun, fellowship, adventure and challenge within a Christian setting. British Youth Council Independent charity run for and by young people representing their views to central and local government, political parties, pressure groups and the media. Full details of activities, publications and local council directory. |
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