Identifying what works
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.
Investing in potential
Youth Futures Foundation’s grants programme is a key part of our strategy to improve labour market outcomes for the most disadvantaged and discriminated against young people in England.
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20 June 22
The £7million Inspiring Futures grant programme was launched in July 2020 in rapid response to the increased employment challenges young people.
Blog
20 June 22
Over 50 Inspiring Futures grantees shared their insights about ‘what works’ in supporting children and young people towards employment pathways during and beyond the pandemic.
News
15 June 22
The What Works Network was launched by the UK Government in 2013 to ensure that the best evidence on ‘what works’ is available to those who develop public services.
News
08 June 22
Seven intermediary organisations in England will benefit from from the second phase of our Infrastructure Fund.
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30 May 22
The financial boost from Youth Futures and the European Social Fund / Youth Employment Initiative will fund the delivery of MYA’s innovative Talent Match job support programme.
News
19 May 22
New research, conducted by our grantee, the Ubele Initiative, reveals the challenges young Black and minoritised ethnic people face when entering the manual trades.
News
19 May 22
Our Analysis Manager, Andrea Barry, responds to May’s ONS labour market stats, noting how long-term unemployment is still higher than pre-pandemic levels (21%) for young people aged 18-24....
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18 May 22
We are delighted to announce the addition of three new young Directors to our Board. A huge welcome to Lauren Aird, Jess Evans and George Greaves.
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17 May 22
A new report shows that the ongoing bias towards academic subjects is undermining the self-esteem and attainment of many young people.
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13 May 22
It is crucial that employers create jobs and workplaces where they can develop and build long-term careers.