A CHARITY offering young people experience in the music industry has been given a donation to continue its work.
Based in Watson's Street, Deptford, the Midi Music Company has been given a grant of £15,000 by The Jack Petchey Foundation.
The charity particularly tries to help young people who are unemployed, homeless, in care, abused, truants excluded from school, offenders or have learning difficulties.
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Executive director Wozzy Brewster said: "This funding will help us to continue offering opportunities to young people, and making sure their views are a focus of what we do in the future."
The foundation offers grants to programmes and projects which help young people aged from
11 to 25.
South-east London grants officer Jane Evans said: "We are delighted to be able to support
organisations such as the Midi Music Company."
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