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Kingston Youth Scheme

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The Kingston Youth Scheme recently secured a grant to support its activities for disabled young people.

The Kingston Youth Scheme, which provides play and activity opportunities for disabled children and young people aged 11-18, recently received a £3,000 grant. The New and Old Malden Neighbourhood Committee approved the funding for Disability Challengers, who run the scheme, at its meeting on September 9, 2026.

The grant aims to bolster the scheme's work, enabling participants to be physically active, break barriers, and explore the world. This funding was part of £8,590 in community grants awarded by the committee in September 2026.

Key facts

  1. The New and Old Malden Neighbourhood Committee approved a £3,000 grant for the Kingston Youth Scheme. Source
  2. The grant was approved at the committee's meeting on September 9, 2026. Source
  3. Disability Challengers runs the Kingston Youth Scheme for disabled children and young people aged 11-18. Source
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