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Cheshire West and Chester Council are using national campaign, Foster Care Fortnight, to highlight the need for more foster carers across the…
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Cheshire West and Chester Council are using national campaign, Foster Care Fortnight, to highlight the need for more foster carers across the…
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The scheme will help young people get into work. Image: PA A NEW project has been launched to support young people who are out of work or education in Cheshire – thanks to European funding. More than 5,000 people aged 16 to 24 in Cheshire East, West and Warrington boroughs will be able to access support from Journey First. The jobs and training support programme, funded by the European Social Fund, will help young people achieve their goals by providing one-to-one engagement for those seeking opportunities for work or training. Cllr Kathryn Flavell, Cheshire East Council cabinet mem...