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12 May 2017
Jagex Games Studio, the creators of RuneScape, have partnered with The Prince’s Trust to support and raise awareness of young people struggling with mental health.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
03 May 2017
The Prince’s Trust has teamed up with London Craft Week (3rd-7th May) to support deserving young people who have developed creative businesses in the capital.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
02 May 2017
The new partnership builds on an existing relationship between The Prince’s Trust and QPR in the Community Trust, the club’s charitable arm, to help young people progress.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
21 April 2017
A group of young people in Cardiff are forging careers in digital industries after completing our first Get into Digital Skills course in Wales.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
06 April 2017
Young people taking part in an employability course called Get into Woodlands were recently surprised to meet our founder and President, HRH The Prince of Wales.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
03 April 2017
Our Young Ambassador, Alice, shares her journey into employment as a trans young person.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
29 March 2017
Read about our commitment to the LGBT Charter of Rights in Scotland.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
28 March 2017
Kieran Scott, a 23-year-old from Birmingham, talks about what it is like to be a Job Ambassador for The Prince's Trust.
By The Prince's Trust
By The Prince's Trust
22 March 2017
We were delighted to welcome the Welsh Government Minister for Skills and Science, Julie James, to meet local young people taking their first steps into a career in the construction industry.
