Our charity exists to save lives at sea. Our mission is to save every one. Our lifesavers are compelled to help those in need without judgement of how they came to be in the water. They have done so since the RNLI was founded in 1824 and this will always be our ethos.
A simple idea making a real difference, the Grow A Row allotment donation project has been "life-changing" for children in Oxford. 🥕💚
Deddington Allotment Society has donated hundreds of kilos of freshly grown fruit and vegetables to Rose Hill Junior Youth Club.
As an antidote to the hate from Matt Goodwin etc:
I am me, a Muslim and a Briton. I am not a headline, a threat or a stereotype | Nazir Afzal https://t.co/m27BzEMTYK
New article!
Stanger examines how youth voice can move beyond tokenistic consultation to become a lever for systems change.
Exploring how youth-led research & action influenced local decisions & national engagement.
Read in full & join our newsletter
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Have you heard of stealthing? In this blog, Alice explores what stealthing is, why it's important to know about and how we can combat it through Relationships and Sex Education.
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Today’s announcement of an £88 million investment in youth services marks a welcome step forward for young people across the country, and for the sector.
Read YMCA's statement in full🔗:
https://t.co/xwc2SPyTB5
#YMCA
UK Youth welcomes the announcement of the Better Futures Fund.
We look forward to working with Government & the wider sector to ensure this investment reaches the youth workers and organisations that need it most to ensure every young person has an equal opportunity to thrive
Happy 14th Birthday to us!
Here's a few words from our Director, Chris Chaundy:
"I am proud that we get to celebrate our 14th Birthday but this wouldn’t be possible without the support of families, residents & partnerships that put their trust in us. Words cannot... (1/2)
🚨 Our new research in partnership with @NCS highlights the urgent need for investment in youth work. Young people want more accessible services, but youth workers warn demand is outpacing capacity.
📺 Watch to find out more: https://t.co/uGrqX0bIrX #YouthWork#InOurOwnWords
Last week, I spoke about The Financial Times’ analysis of “where ‘woke’ went wrong.”
The problem isn’t - and has never been - the evolving language we use to move toward equity.
This weekend, my thoughts were published in The Letters section of The Financial Times.
Check out the NYA website to see qualifications available in your area:
Bursary funding 2025 - National Youth Agency
Expressions of interest are open NOW.
@natyouthagency#youthwork#qualifications
📢 Our next inquiry is here, and we're investigating community mental health services and want to hear from you.
@CommonsHealth want to know what you think high-quality care looks like for people with severe mental illness.
Tell us here 👉 https://t.co/X3ux0MmNLg
NEW: We're delighted to join forces with @NCS, @CfYoungLives, @DofE, and @leedsbeckett to explore the evidence linking participation in enrichment activities to improved academic attendance.
Full announcement 👉 https://t.co/vM5cY2mgxm
"Sometimes what we all need is knowing that someone does believe in us."
Taraji Ogunnubi from @LarderSofea spoke to That's TV about the work she does as part of the 'No Limits' programme, which was recently given additional funding.
🚨 Get your name down early to join our October Youth Work Insight session 🚨
We will be joined by a panel of experts to learn what good practice looks like in supporting young people's gender identity understanding through person-centred approaches 👇
https://t.co/wdQSCfuRHG