Transforming young lives by unlocking potential and addressing root causes of youth unemployment
Transforming young lives by unlocking potential and addressing root causes of youth unemployment
WHO WE ARE
We are Youth Futures Foundation. We aim to transform the lives of young people by unlocking potential and addressing the root causes of youth unemployment.
With our £90 million endowment from the Reclaim fund, our innovative grants programme will form just one part of our ambitious strategy. We’re on the hunt for cutting edge solutions and like-minded people to harness the potential of all young people missing out on meaningful employment.
Join our team. We are on the hunt for exceptional people who share our aim to transform young lives. Read more on our dedicated jobs microsite.
Our grants programme is now open. We have funding opportunities for both infrastructure and frontline orgnisations. Visit our grants section and select the correct drop down tab to find out more.
We’re committed to working in partnership with organisations and individuals that support our mission. Please get in touch if you are interested in working together.
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YOUNG PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE MISSING OUT ON THE BENEFITS OF MEANINGFUL WORK DUE TO BARRIERS THAT WE HAVE THE POWER TO OVERCOME
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LATEST NEWS
We welcome the announcement by the Secretary of State for the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, of the release of £150m dormant assets funding in response to Covid-19. The Youth Futures Foundation will deploy £10 million to launch…
Who are the young people struggling to access the labour market? And what do we know about supporting them into jobs? The Youth Futures Foundation has co-produced a new report looking at these timely questions.
What works when it comes to getting young people from disadvantaged backgrounds into employment? The Youth Futures Foundation has commissioned research to help inform practice and policy making at this crucial time for young people