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Empowering young minds and breaking the cycle of unemployment with sport
Playing sports not only helps keep us fit but can also make a positive impact on youth unemployment, which is a major societal issue in the UK. Street League, a charity that focuses on young people aged 16 to 24 who are struggling to enter the job market, combines physical activity with career advice, skill…
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WhatsApp users targeted by dangerous Job offer message
As concerns about the soaring cost of living continue to affect British individuals, many are seeking ways to supplement their income or find a new job. According to reports on whocall, scammers have taken advantage of this situation and are using the popular social media platform WhatsApp to spread a dangerous scam disguised as job…
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Plymouth call centre revamp brings 250 new job opportunities at EE
EE, a communications company, has exciting news. They are planning to hire 250 additional individuals for their call center in Plymouth this year. Over the next six months, they will be recruiting numerous people in the city to increase their staff count across all contact centers. These new positions in Plymouth will be located at…
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Isle Man’s Youth Crime Rate Soars: Number of Offenders Doubles
The chief constable’s annual report on the Isle of Man has revealed a significant increase in young people committing offences. In the 2021-22 period, a total of 467 individuals under the age of 18 were involved in criminal activities, compared to 224 the previous year. Out of these, 321 were boys and 146 were girls,…
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Thriving youth clubs lighten the burden in times of financial uncertainty.
The mental health of young people is being negatively impacted by the cost of living crisis, according to youth organizations. Deaf World, located in Birmingham, supports around 90 young people aged 11 to 25 who have hearing loss. They run youth clubs, drive projects, and engage in cricket. Recently, they received financial assistance from the…
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Youth Social Action Fund
£3 million in funding, provided by BBC Children in Need, the #iwill Fund, and The Hunter Foundation, aims to support youth social action throughout the UK. This funding will empower children and young people, helping them develop the necessary skills and confidence to tackle issues that affect their lives and communities. The #iwill Fund, a…
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Social media influencers gain more credibility among UK youth than politicians
According to a recent survey, almost half of young people trust social media platforms to deliver accurate news. However, when it comes to deciding which source of news to trust, the majority put their faith in the BBC, with the majority of respondents choosing the BBC as their most trusted news outlet. Surprisingly, only a…
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Investment to breathe new life into youth facilities in disadvantaged areas
Today, it has been announced that 43 youth centres in disadvantaged areas will receive funding from the government’s Youth Investment Fund. Over £90 million has been allocated to these organisations, which will be used to build or renovate facilities over the next three years. This funding aims to provide access to positive activities and opportunities…
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UK’s Political and Economic Future Lacks Confidence Among Majority of Youth
Young people in the UK have recently participated in a survey conducted by Ipsos UK on behalf of BBC Radio 1 and Newsbeat. The survey aims to provide insights into various aspects of their lives, such as social media usage, career goals, life aspirations, concerns, and opinions on politics and the economy. More than 2,000…