Associated British Ports Boosts Grimsby Youth | Mariner News
Associated British Ports (ABP) has demonstrated a significant commitment to youth development by becoming a founder patron of the Horizon Youth Zone in Grimsby. This pivotal investment underlines ABP’s dedication to fostering a supportive environment for young individuals across North East Lincolnshire. The partnership aims to provide a safe, inspiring hub where thousands of local youths can access invaluable resources and opportunities.
Empowering Grimsby’s Young People
As a leading force in the maritime industry, ABP is delighted to support Horizon Youth Zone, an initiative creating a lasting positive impact. Andrew Dawes, ABP’s Regional Director for the Humber, highlighted the privilege of backing a project designed to raise aspirations and make a tangible difference in the lives of young people. This collaboration also opens doors to showcase career opportunities within the dynamic Humber port and maritime sector.
A Hub for Growth and Opportunity
Horizon Youth Zone, since its recent grand opening, offers state-of-the-art facilities, including an indoor climbing wall, sports hall, training kitchen, music studio, and gym. These resources are crucial for developing skills, building confidence, and discovering strengths. Lucy Ottewell-Key, Horizon CEO, expressed profound gratitude for ABP’s generous support, emphasizing its powerful message to the young people that their futures are valued.
Through this strategic partnership, Associated British Ports is not just investing financially; it’s investing in the social fabric and future workforce of the region. This commitment ensures that young people in Grimsby and North East Lincolnshire have the tools and support needed to thrive, connect, and contribute meaningfully to their community and beyond.
