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The project aims to increase diversionary sporting activity provision in two areas of North East Lincolnshire by increasing sessions at existing providers, culminating in a Fair Play League day involving young people from each area coming together for a team football tournament.

The area targeted is Immingham along with three of the South Wards hosted at Tollbar School.

The Fair Play League is open to both boys and girls aged 12 to 19. The sessions run three nights per week, 2 hour sessions.

Young People are diverted to the activity through local schools, Youth Justice and the YPSS outreach team.

This project is being delivered by North East Lincolnshire Council in conjunction with Grimsby Town Football Club , click below to find our more:

Website: Community - Grimsby Town Football Club (gtfc.co.uk)

Twitter: @youngandsafe21

Funding	Value
VPP	£15,200

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