Central Great Yarmouth Place Project

The Central Great Yarmouth (CGY) Place Project has been co-designed with children, young people, residents & professionals. Our aim is to improve Literacy, Youth Offer & Education and Employment & Training in the area to enhance the life chances of young people and prevent them from turning to youth crime & violence.

This programme is supported by our partners:

Aerial view of Central Great Yarmouth
Why Central Great Yarmouth?
Children and young people in Central Great Yarmouth are three times more likely to grow up in poorer households and are more likely to present characteristics that can indicate a risk of offending.

CGY Place Programme aims:
  • Significantly improve literacy standards among children
  • Give families easy access to the support they need
  • Improve the quality of life for all
  • Create new opportunities for local children and young people.
  • Improve communication between the community and the organisations that serve them.
How the programme works

Central Great Yarmouth aims to significantly improve literacy standards among children, give families easy access to the support they need, improve the quality of life for all and create new opportunities for local children and young people.

The programme is now in the delivery phase and works by supporting in 3 key areas.

Education: Working towards schools becoming world class in identifying and meeting the needs of their learners.

Family & Services: Improving the engagement and support of the most vulnerable families, and giving them the opportunities they need to be healthy and happy. With services being completely re-designed in partnership with the local community, driving collaboration through the system.

Community: The community own the development of local culture and the local offer, addressing key issues affecting them.

 

Central Great Yarmouth Discovery Report

Download the Central Great Yarmouth Discovery Report to read in detail the discovery findings of the programme

RTS_Discovery Report – Great Yarmouth Central

Partners

Youth Endowment Fund

Funding good work

The Youth Endowment fund work in England and Wales that aims to prevent children and young people from becoming involved in violence.

Finding what works

They evaluate every programme and activity they fund. The aim is to find out what works, for whom and why.

Working for change

To make a lasting difference YEF build a movement of people and organisations passionate about making sure that young people get the very best support possible.

For more information on the YEF strategy visit: youthendowmentfund.org.uk/about-us/our-strategy/

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"They have challenged our thinking, provided tools to help us improve our outcomes for young people and remained consistent throughout the process to date."

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"They have challenged our thinking, provided tools to help us improve our outcomes for young people and remained consistent throughout the process to date."
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"It shows me that the work that you are doing is enormously important. You are acting as filters, brokers, and relationship-builders. You are nudging, monitoring and linking the work in the region. You are generating momentum, funding, and enthusiasm."

David Weston CEO at Teacher Development Trust

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David Weston CEO at Teacher Development Trust

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"It shows me that the work that you are doing is enormously important. You are acting as filters, brokers, and relationship-builders. You are nudging, monitoring and linking the work in the region. You are generating momentum, funding, and enthusiasm."
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