Football clubs across the country are teaming up with the Government to provide hope for young people in various communities. Many young individuals are facing challenges like never before, with the pandemic disrupting their education and hindering their job opportunities. To address this, initiatives like Youth Hubs are being established to offer comprehensive support for youth, including career guidance, CV assistance, and well-being services.
With a newly announced funding of £25 million, the number of Youth Hubs is set to double to nearly 200 in the next three years. The aim is to assist more young individuals in securing meaningful employment and training opportunities in areas where it is most needed. The positive impact of existing Youth Hubs is evident, with many young people transitioning from unemployment to successful careers and training programs.
This investment is part of a broader Youth Guarantee initiative, ensuring that every 18 to 21-year-old has the opportunity to either work or learn. Collaborative efforts from organizations like Youth Futures Foundation and Youth Employment UK, along with partnerships with entities such as the Premier League and Rugby Football League, are instrumental in supporting the youth and driving the future of Britain.