Merseyside Young Transformers

A case study

February 2009

Leila Baker

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The case study explores a collaboration between the police, media and voluntary sector aimed at tackling youth crime and examines how this partnership contributes to making the Merseyside Young Transformers (MYT) programme effective. It was produced as part of the Collaboration Benefits Programme with Bassac (now Locality) and the Community Foundation Network (now UKCF).

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