17 November 2010
Peter Aldous today commented after his visit to JUMP in Lowestoft.
JUMP is a youth mentoring project set up for and run by young people in Lowestoft to help vulnerable teenagers to find a safe place to live, encourage them to learn the skills that will kick start their careers and give them the motivation to move away from crime and antisocial behaviour. The Centre is open to 13 and 25 year olds.
Mr Aldous said:
“I was pleased to meet the hard working volunteers at JUMP. They are doing great work in the community and want to do more. I will be working with them to help them achieve this.”
Link: www.jumpuk.org
JUMP is a youth mentoring project set up for and run by young people in Lowestoft to help vulnerable teenagers to find a safe place to live, encourage them to learn the skills that will kick start their careers and give them the motivation to move away from crime and antisocial behaviour. The Centre is open to 13 and 25 year olds.
Mr Aldous said:
“I was pleased to meet the hard working volunteers at JUMP. They are doing great work in the community and want to do more. I will be working with them to help them achieve this.”
Link: www.jumpuk.org
