Bendigo-based project Second Chance given $200,000 grant to keep young offenders away from life of crime

Natalie Croxon
Updated April 1 2019 - 5:03pm, first published July 25 2017 - 11:30am
Department of Justice and Regulation community services general manager Tom Wills, Bendigo West MP Maree Edwards, CVGT chairwoman Ann Jones and CVGT Australia chief executive officer Paul Green have high hopes for the program.
Department of Justice and Regulation community services general manager Tom Wills, Bendigo West MP Maree Edwards, CVGT chairwoman Ann Jones and CVGT Australia chief executive officer Paul Green have high hopes for the program.

An initiative that aims to put young offenders on a more promising, law-abiding path in life has received a $200,000 state government grant.

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Natalie Croxon

Natalie Croxon

Journalist

Reporter at the Illawarra Mercury, mostly covering social affairs. Previously of the Bendigo Advertiser, Northern Daily Leader and Quirindi Advocate. Our Watch award winner.

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