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Status
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Income
£35.0K
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Spending
£32.9K
Public benefits
The direct public benefit which derive from the associations activities include the provision of advice services , sports and recreation facilities a youth club which meets the needs of a range of age groups and we reduce anti social behaviour and social exclusion by providing activities and initiatives for families and isolated individuals. The
benefits are demonstrated through community surveys , engaging with statutory bodies , Keep up to date with current anti social behaviour percentages , engaging youth in programmes and workshops that specifically are designed to reduce levels of asb and show young adults the effects asb can have on a community. No harm arises from the purposes. The beneficiaries are: the residents of the bowtown estate and surrounding areas. A potential private benefit is: our volunteers receive training and this will assist them in other areas however it is necessary to the day to day running of our organisation.
... [more] [less]What your organisation does
We promote and carry out community surveys, we engage with youth about issues that concern them, we work alongside statutory bodies to ensure we are delivering the best service possible.
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
Who the charity helps
- Specific areas of deprivation
How the charity works
- Community development