Voyage Youth

The latest stories with this tag from the City & Guilds Foundation and our networks.

More than history: How Voyage is opening doors for the next generation

More than history: How Voyage is opening doors for the next generation

This Black History Month, we explore how City & Guilds Foundation funding is helping Voyage create opportunities for young people to discover their heritage, develop their confidence and explore new career pathways. For many young people, understanding their heritage is about more than discovering the past. It can be a way to build confidence, find their voice and begin to imagine new possibilities for the future. At Voyage, a Hackney-based organisation supporting young people, heritage...

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Insights from our Transition Commission: Supporting young people at critical life stages

Insights from our Transition Commission: Supporting young people at critical life stages

This week, partners from the first round of Transition Commission funding came together to share progress and early learnings from their programmes. While still in the early stages, the discussion highlighted the importance of targeted, local support in helping young people at risk of disengaging from education, training or employment. Why this work matters At the start of our meeting Laura-Jane Rawlings, Chair of our Transition Commission and CEO at Youth Employment UK, gave an update on the...

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£247,000 awarded to support young Londoners’ futures

£247,000 awarded to support young Londoners’ futures

We’re pleased to announce the first round of funding from our newly established Transitions Commission, which has seen us award £247,000 in grants to three London-based charities which are dedicated to helping young people move successfully into education and employment. This initiative comes at a critical time. Across the UK, nearly one million young people are not in education, employment, or training (NEET)—the highest level in over a decade. In London, youth unemployment stands at 14.6%,...

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