PAYP is a targeted programme, working with those most at risk
of negative outcomes to reduce crime and atni-social behaviour,
and support them into education or training, providing high
quality activities.
The main objectives are:
- Reduce crime and anti-social behaviour both in the short-term
and long-term.
- Support young people, get them back into education or
training and help them stay there, by working with those
most at risk of truancy.
- Provide access to quality arts, sports and cultural activities
and allow those with an interest and/or talent in any area
to continue after the programme has ended.
- Bring together young people from different geographical
and ethnic communities, to help break down prejudice and
misunderstanding.
- Give young people opportunities for personal development
of self-discipline, self-respect and self-confidence, enabling
them to communicate more effectively with a range of people
and work effectively as a team.
- Encourage young people to contribute to their communities
through volunteering and active citizenship.
PAYP is available via referral only.
The following document gives more information and an explanation
about the initiative and also includes the relevant referral
forms.
 PAYP
Brochure [249KB]
For more information contact Positive Programmes
Tel: 01536 206079
julian.elkington@gmail.com
jelkington@connexions-northamptonshire.org.uk
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