As the What Works Centre for Youth Employment, our vision is an equitable future society where all young people can access good work. But simply providing information about what works for youth employment is not enough to change what practitioners, employers, funders...
Youth Employment Hubs, a ‘Sure Start for youth employment’, should be at the centre of the new government’s plans to reduce the number of young people not in employment, education or training (NEET) – currently 900,000 – according to a new report from...
Blackpool is set to receive a further £2.3 million investment to address systemic youth unemployment challenges within the town. Awarded by Youth Futures Foundation, the What Works Centre for youth employment, this substantial funding will develop and deliver...
Youth Futures Foundation was set up with a particular focus on the findings of the Race Disparity Audit in 2017. While our organisational scope is broader than this, addressing the employment disparities that prevail for young people from minoritised ethnic...
The three-year partnership between Youth Futures Foundation and Business in the Community (BITC) will help employers to further understand and dismantle the barriers to accessing and progressing in work faced by ethnically minoritised 16 to 24-year-olds not in...
Report from CIPD and Youth Futures Foundation shows strong employer backing for Apprenticeship Guarantee for young people, to reverse collapse in provision for under 25s New evidence and analysis by the CIPD, working with Youth Futures Foundation, reveals worrying...