In the 10% most deprived areas, young people have half as much access to youth clubs compared to those in wealthier regions, highlighting significant inequality in youth services.
Studies prove youth clubs reduce future poverty and crime rates, and contribute to increased educational attendance and overall better physical and mental health among young people.
Kent's youth clubs provide crucial qualifications that enhance employability, leaving young people without such resources unfairly disadvantaged compared to wealthier counties with ample youth support.
Kent County Council’s recent cuts of £900,000 and the ending of subsidies could drastically limit local youth clubs, hindering young people's development and opportunities.
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