The North West Migrants Forum’s summer scheme is in full swing with young people enjoying a wide range of activities. Week one saw the eight to ten-year-old group engage in a colourful art project, take in a movie and bowling at Derry’s bowling alley and then make a splash at Creggan Country Park. The summer scheme has been made possible through funding from the Co-Op Foundation’s Future Communities Project which aims to encourage young people into positions of leadership. Events run for six weeks until August 17. Pictured are some of the young people with the t-shirts they made with the help of artist Estefania Baena Navarro.placeholder image
The North West Migrants Forum’s summer scheme is in full swing with young people enjoying a wide range of activities. Week one saw the eight to ten-year-old group engage in a colourful art project, take in a movie and bowling at Derry’s bowling alley and then make a splash at Creggan Country Park. The summer scheme has been made possible through funding from the Co-Op Foundation’s Future Communities Project which aims to encourage young people into positions of leadership. Events run for six weeks until August 17. Pictured are some of the young people with the t-shirts they made with the help of artist Estefania Baena Navarro.

IN PICTURES: North West Migrants Forum Summer Scheme

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