Oakham & Rutland News: Whissendine Youth Group have secured funding from Children in Need for the next three years.

Whissendine Youth Group have secured funding from Children in Need for the next three years.

Whissendine Youth Group Secures Funding for Growth

Whissendine Youth Group have secured funding from Children in Need for the next three years. This significant boost will allow the group to expand its reach and provide even more support to young people in the local community.

The youth group, which currently meets at Whissendine Village Hall on Mondays from 4:45 PM to 6:15 PM, offers a range of activities, support, and a hot meal to 11-16-year-olds. With the new funding, the group aims to welcome young people from surrounding villages, creating a wider community for connection and growth.

Admission to the youth group is free.

Whissendine Youth Group have secured funding from Children in Need for the next three years.

Uppingham Community College teacher Jonathan Davies, Head of Design and Technology, has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the field by the James Dyson Foundation.

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