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THE VINCE HINES FOUNDATION Community Education and Training Services UK Registered Charity No.: 269681. Est. 1975. UK Registered Learning Provider. Department for Education and Skills Registration No.:10006844 E-mail: cmass@ubol.com |








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The Vince Hines Foundation 2007 Positive Activities for Children and Young People |
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“Projects to provide life coaching and mentoring for children and young people who are hardest to reach.” PROJECT DETAILS: LINK |

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Another Way Project |
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Education and Learning Project |
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Supporting children and young People between the ages of 12-19 years, truants and potential truants, academic under achievers, those hardest to reach, unemployed, at high risks of social exclusion and potential involvement in the criminal justice system. |
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Children and Young People Gun and Knife Crime “Projects or programmes must be seen by users to be totally committed to assist them. Beneficiaries must realise that changes could only come about by both the Project and each beneficiary working in partnership for change and improvement, however slow that pace might be.
“It is clear that young people, who are not engaged, eventually become a costly burden on society. Therefore society has a responsibility to address each passing generation, it is clear that young people are becoming more disenfranchised. As such, they are not becoming stakeholders within society.“
Excerpts from a recent research and Special Report, published by Self-Help News, called “Urban Children And Young People—Gun Babies” - 1st Edition. Released by UK based Zulu Publications May 2007. E-mail: zulu@ubol.com; selfhelpnews@ubol.com |
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‘Responding to the challenges’ |
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Description of Service |
After school leisure and recreation activities, information and advice for young people, music and group discussions. Special: Britain’s 1807-2007 Bicentenary Slave Abolition commemoration activities. Outreach. |
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Time of Operation |
Including Term time and school holidays |
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Days and Opening hours |
Mon-Fri, during office hours. Special Appointments on Saturdays |
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Gender |
Both male and female |
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Age Group catered for |
8-19 years |
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Ethnic groups catered for |
General. Black African, Caribbean and Mixed/bi-racial target as special needs |
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Fees |
None |
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Area of service |
London Boroughs of Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham and Hounslow |
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Catchments Areas |
General |
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Service Referral |
Both referred and self-referral |
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Specific referral procedure, if any |
N/A |
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Legal Status |
Registered charity and UK Registered Learning Provider |
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Planned events for 2007 |
Yes. Outings, group and music discussions, day trips, adventure activities, etc. Programme on request. |
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Sector category |
Education, sports, leisure and recreation |
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Contact: |
Keisha |
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Telephone
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+443030402690 +447944309587 |
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E-mail: |
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This Programme is subject to adjustments |
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