NORFOLKYOUTH PROJECTS ANNUAL REPORT-2023 Unfortunately after covid we were lookingto undertake our final 2 Cultural youth exchanges. On was funded to take place in St Peterburgwith the 2nd one to take place in Norfolk. As you will understand we were having issues because both projects involved Russia. This unfortunately could not happen because ofthe warwith Ukraine. We asked our National Agency if we could change the venue from St Peterburg and fins another country to host. Also replace Russia from the Norfolk Project with another organisation from another country. The NationalAgencywant us to come up with paperwork signed by our Russian partnerto saytheywill not take part in the programmes. Russia would not do this as theywanted to take part. But it was impossible. So we had to return the moneyto the National Agency Norfolkyouth Project were also unable to plan and organise holiday programmes funded bythe government. Unfortunately false claims from Norfolk County Council we were unable to do this work. This was very disappointing as we had a group of up to 50 Young People looking to take part in this project. So 2023 was a none event for Norfolk Youth Project after a very successful 20years of fantastic work with over 3,000 young people John Nooney Chief Executive
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