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

The Prince took part in a workshop with young people and discussed the direction of Project Flourish and how it could best help them, before meeting with local and national employers who will be part of Project Flourish, including Specsavers and Amey at Aberdeen Foyer. Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace

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.

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Helping young disadvantaged people   Last year, End Youth Homelessness helped more than 1,998 of the most disadvantaged young people aged 16-25 in the UK take tangible steps towards creating better lives for themselves.  We are proud of their achievement and, rightly, they are proud of themselves.  We want to share their success. We want the […]

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