Julia Cleverdon

Youth Futures Foundation is the What Work’s Centre for youth employment. We aim to narrow employment gaps for young people facing the greatest challenges by identifying what works and why and investing in evidence generation to improve policy and practice. Everything we do is guided by robust evidence of what works to support young people from marginalised backgrounds into good jobs. We learn from the projects we fund and scale up that learning to drive genuine, long-lasting systemic change

Youth Futures Foundation is the What Work’s Centre for youth employment. We aim to narrow employment gaps for young people facing the greatest challenges by identifying what works and why and investing in evidence generation to improve policy and practice. Everything we do is guided by robust evidence of what works to support young people from marginalised backgrounds into good jobs. We learn from the projects we fund and scale up that learning to drive genuine, long-lasting systemic change

All children and young people should be supported and empowered to make a positive difference on the issues that affect their lives, their communities, and broader society. The #iwill movement work collaboratively to make social action part of life for as many 10 to 25 year-olds as possible. Through partnerships we are spreading the word about the benefits of youth social action, working to embed it in the journey of young people and creating fresh opportunities for their participation. There are lots of ways people can get involved in either supporting or taking part in youth social action. Already the movement has inspired significant commitment from a broad range of sources. So far more than 300 business, education, public and voluntary sector supporters have made tangible #iwill pledges to increase youth social action. Find out more at www.iwill.org.uk/