London youth workers are helping reduce reoffending by 90% in custody centres. Learn how trust, mentorship, and holistic support are transforming young lives.
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Violence Against Women: The Hidden Toll on Young Londoners
Violence against women and girls is leaving a deep mark on young Londoners. Explore the hidden impact—and what can be done to break the cycle.
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Hope and Opportunity: What London’s £30M Youth Fund Really Means
London’s £30M youth fund promises more than money — it could change lives. Here’s what it really means for the city’s young generation.
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UK Youth Homelessness Is Surging — And It’s a Wake-Up Call
More young people in the UK are ending up homeless—and fast. Here’s what’s really going on, and why this crisis demands urgent attention
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Tesco Steps Up: Why Their New Youth Wellbeing Fund Actually Matters
Tesco’s new Youth Wellbeing Fund is more than PR—it’s real help for young people. Here’s why it matters and who it’s set to support.
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Bridging the Gap: How the Older Generation Can Build Better Relationships with Young People
Tired of the gap in generations? Here’s how older adults can truly connect with young people—and build bonds that actually last.
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Disconnected: Half of Young People Want a World Without the Internet
In a world where internet connectivity is indispensable, a recent study reveals nearly half of those aged 16-21 would prefer to go without it
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Youth Workers Prevent Violence in the UK’s Toughest Areas
In communities facing rising youth violence, youth workers prevent violence by building trust, offering support, and creating real alternatives for at-risk youth.
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Left Behind: The UK’s Youth NEET Crisis and Its New Impact on a Generation
The NEET classification encompasses young people who are disengaged from traditional pathways of education and employment.
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Building Ultimate Relationships and Community as Young People Without Losing Your Identity
In a world that’s more connected than ever, building relationships and finding community should be easier, right? We’ve got social