Download your copy. Transforming young people's lives and reducing crime in local communities, through engagement and diversion opportunities. Suffolk Positive Futures attempts to make Suffolk a safer place by diverting young people from anti-social behaviour and gang-related activity and providing opportunities that they may not otherwise have access to, to help better their life chances.
Through the delivery of diversionary sports-based community activities, and access to positive adult role models, the project provides valuable health and fitness related opportunities for young people. Activities are run for free within local estates and neighbourhoods, providing meaningful, safe and supportive places for young people to attend.
Thanks to the ongoing support of the Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner, thousands of young people have benefited from the Suffolk Positive Futures project over the last 20 years. Please note that the below timetable may be subject to changes.
For more information, please contact project staff using the information below, or follow Suffolk Positive Futures on social media. April to October 5. March — October 4. The service delivers in the heart of local neighbourhoods, accessing sports centres, community halls and parks.
It is run at times when young people need the interventions the most and is run at zero cost to the young people, breaking down many of the traditional barriers to participation. All Suffolk Positive Futures sessions are free. There is also the opportunity for young people to simply turn up and join in — no booking required. We do however record emergency contact details from all the young people who take part in the program. Further information can be found in our privacy notice.
