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Success stories
Every day, our inspirational young people take the opportunity to change their lives for the better. We’re proud of the 870,000 young people whose lives we’ve touched over the past four decades.
Why not take a few moments to read, share and celebrate with our real-life success stories? None of our work would be possible without our fantastic network of partners and supporters. Discover their key role in our success.
Young person
In 2016, Janine entered her artwork into our Tomorrow’s Talent competition and was selected as a winner by retail partner Oasis.
Young person
Having been unemployed for over a year, Charlotte has found support and work through Talent Match.
Young person
Shannon was focused on an ice skating career but was hospitalised with severe injuries after a year of physical and mental abuse.
Young person
Natalie was verbally abused by neighbours, bullied at school and lived like a prisoner at home, caring for her mum since the age of 12.
Young Ambassador
Laura Wayman started her own business after completing the Enterprise programme. She was later asked to become a Young Ambassador.
Young people
Fourteen unemployed young people from Leicestershire pooled their talents to renovate a vandalised nursery.
Young people
A group of young people from the College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London tackled a sensitive issue for their community project.
Young person
Antony drank heavily and used drugs, but after a year of unemployment he realised things needed to change.
Young person
Isolated from his peers and unable to medicate his ADHD because of his complex blood disorder, Callum suffered at school.