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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 1,000,000 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
After his parents’ divorce, Adrian, 20, from Merthyr Tydfil, lived with his mother but difficult circumstances led to him being taken into care.
Trust-supported business
Neil from Barnsley founded his video production company with our support and now produces for ITV, NBC and more.
Partner
Every day The White Company’s dedicated teams across Head Office, distribution centre and stores go above and beyond to change the lives of young people.
Partners
TK Maxx and Homesense have been supporting The Prince's Trust since 2013 through our Get into and Achieve programmes, and are also the headline sponsors for our Prince's Trust Awards.
Enterprise alumni
In 1991, Anne Spratling and John Ayris from Kent were a young couple with an idea for a business but no money or experience.
Enterprise alumni
Lucas and Jo Nicholls, with the help of a mentor from The Prince’s Trust, founded their candle company, now stocking in John Lewis and more.
Enterprise alumni
Rob Law was 21 when he came up with the idea for his much loved global children’s suitcase brand, Trunki.
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.
