Frodsham Youth Club has been awarded £3000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s SWAP Fund
Frodsham Youth Club, an independent charity supporting young people aged 10-18 in and around Frodsham, offers a wide range of social, wellbeing, and life skills activities, including the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and a Teen Market where young members can develop entrepreneurial skills. The club provides a safe, engaging environment for youth to connect, learn, and grow.
Recently, Frodsham Youth Club was awarded £3,000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s SWAP Fund.
This funding will support an outreach service aimed at raising the club’s profile and engaging families positively within the local community.
The award is a significant boost, enabling the club to expand its impact by fostering stronger community ties and providing more opportunities for young people to participate in constructive activities.
This grant reflects recognition of the club’s valuable role in promoting youth welfare and community safety. It will help enhance existing programs and possibly introduce new initiatives that address mental health, female safety, and social inclusion.
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Pictured: Smithy from Cheshire’s Mix 56 with FYA Lead Youth Worker, Nicola Mikoleizic and PCC Dan Price