SUPPORT services for young people in Cranbourne will share in a $4 million funding boost.
Cranbourne MP Jude Perera said the new $4.1 million threeyear Youth Participation and Access Program would fund Casey Council’s delivery of local support services.
These services provide practical support and assistance to young people aged 1225 who face barriers to participation in community life or difficulties in the transition to adulthood, he said.
“This program allows local organisations to provide practical support to young people who need it.
“While many young people are doing well, some have trouble getting involved in their communities because of barriers like their background, sexual preference or because where they live is geographically isolated or disadvantaged.
“This program will help local workers engage with these young people and provide any necessary support,” he said.
Mr Perera said the funding would be provided over three years to allow services to make longerterm plans and give them extra time to build relationships with young people in their area.
Grant to benefit young people
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