Jemima’s Story | EveryYouth

Jemima turned her challenges at home into an opportunity for independence with the support of EveryYouth’s Future Builders, finding work, training, and a place to call home.

Our response to Rachel Reeves: Young people need meaningful, long-term employment

Nicholas Connolly, CEO of EveryYouth, responds to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ proposed employment scheme at the Labour Party Conference, outlining why young people need meaningful, long-term opportunities.

Maia’s Story | EveryYouth

Maia was made homeless after a family breakdown but found stability through EveryYouth’s Future Builders programme. With affordable rent and support, she saved for her own place, is studying IT, and is now excited about her future.

Tony Ramos: ‘We need optimistic leaders’ to create fairer jobs market for young people

EveryYouth chairperson Tony Ramos shares how employers can invest in young people from all backgrounds.

Callum’s Story | EveryYouth

Callum’s recovery from addiction and homelessness began with EveryYouth’s support. Now employed and moving into his own flat, he’s rebuilding his life.

Katy’s Story | EveryYouth

Katy, 22, explains how EveryYouth Employed helped to cover childcare costs for her son so she could return to work.

Khalid’s Story | EveryYouth

Refugee Khalid reflects on losing his family in Sudan, travelling to the UK and securing his first ever home that felt safe.

Young people looking for work made to feel ‘worthless’ – here’s how employers can help 

EveryYouth’s Michelle Blackburn spoke to young people in Aberdeen about their roadmap to employment.

Prince William and Steven Bartlett launch new Homewards initiative to create job opportunities for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness

Prince William visited Aberdeen to launch a new partnership between The Royal Foundation’s Homewards programme, Hays, and EveryYouth — expanding Project Flourish, an initiative that creates employment pathways for young people at risk of homelessness. Joined by Steven Bartlett and local employers, His Royal Highness met with young people to hear how the programme can best support them.

Welfare cuts: Transport bursary must be included in annual £1bn package to help people back into work

The Government must provide a transport bursary for the most disadvantaged young people living in rural areas who are struggling to access work.