GOOD NEWS
Recently KEY and Depaul UK's Jigsaw Project took part in a national No Smoking Day event, staging a debate with the young people they help.
The event was such a success that the projects were named No Smoking Day Organiser of the Year and received an award for Best Activity On A Small Budget. Click here to see the the award certificate.
Duncan Bannatyne, business dragon and ambassador for No Smoking Day said "Depaul UK and KEY Project impressed us with its energy, creativity and, ultimately, its success in helping smokers quit, and I hope other organisations in South Tyneside will follow their brilliant example next year."
KICKING THE HABIT ... from left, Andrea Chetcuti, British Heart Foundation healthcare professional co-ordinator, Joshua Carrfield of Depaul UK's Jigsaw Project and KEY Project tenant support officer Laura Jenkin
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Vision Statement
South Tyneside Churches' KEY Project seeks to be a practical application of loving your neighbour and reaching out to those in need. Committed to the care and support of young people, the Project works in partnership with other agencies to motivate and guide young people experiencing hardship in South Tyneside through a process of positive change.
Mission Statement
South Tyneside Churches' KEY Project is committed to helping young people between 16 - 25 years of age, living in hardship in South Tyneside, to live independent and successful lives.
We actively promote and support collaborative working between voluntary and private sector organisations and statutory bodies.
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