StreetGames Kickstart Presentation

StreetGames welcomes the Kickstart scheme as a positive opportunity for young people, at an extremely challenging time.
The young people involved will be part of a nationwide group who access a paid job placement and relevant training that
enhances their future prospects.

Many will support people in their local communities to return to activity or become more active
supporting healthier, safer and more successful neighbourhoods.

Read our presentation below to learn more about StreetGames' approach to Kickstart:

kickstartpresentationsg.pdf

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