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.
The Government must provide a transport bursary for the most disadvantaged young people living in rural areas who are struggling to access work.
EveryYouth urges the Government to explain how apprenticeships under the ‘Youth Guarantee’ project will be made affordable for young people.
Edward writes about overcoming his turbulent childhood, working as a Desktop Engineer, and moving in with his partner.
Kay writes how she overcame her grief to pursue an incredible career in healthcare and move into her own home.
Read our five top tips for young people facing homelessness to overcome barriers, build confidence, and secure meaningful, sustainable work.
Aziz, now 24 years old, lives in his own home after securing a role in Cyber Security and accessing the Housing Fund. Here, he shares his journey to success.
Hundreds of young people have been supported into employment and a home of their own after Kier colleagues raised £487,000 for EveryYouth.
Jordan shares how the EveryYouth Employability Fund has helped him feel happy and excited for his future.
Jaime Houlders, Project Lead at Hays, explains Project Flourish — a collaboration helping young people who have experienced homelessness into employment.
