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You could be the turning point
With youth unemployment rising rapidly, we are facing a crisis. For those who were already vulnerable - facing mental health issues, challenges at home or even homelessness - the future was already uncertain, but now they see no way out.
The coronavirus pandemic left young people all over the UK in freefall. Now, having missed out on vital education, training and job opportunities, millions are at risk of being left behind.
Your donation could be the turning point
Today, the work of The Prince’s Trust - which helps young people build confidence and skills - is more vital than ever.
There are already more than half a million young people unemployed and youth joblessness is predicted to reach record highs in the coming months. In addition to this, our new Aspiration Gap research reveals that:
- 58% of 16 to 25-year-olds are "scared" of being unemployed, while 55% are more worried about being unemployed than they were a year ago
- 36% of young people believe they will have a "lower quality of life" than their parents, while 46% claim their generation will have fewer opportunities
Download our Aspiration Gap 2020 report (pdf, 2mb)
At this critical time, any amount you can give could make a huge difference. It could be the difference between success and failure or the difference between hope and despair.
Our Young People Relief Fund aims to give every young person the chance to realise their potential - to move into work, education or training.
Will you help us turn things around for young people in the UK?
Give a gift of hope
to 70140
to donate £5*
(9am to 5pm)
The Prince’s Trust is doing much more to support me than anyone else. No one else cares – it’s so easy to feel defeated.
No matter what's happened in the past, working with a Prince’s Trust mentor is like having a clean slate; there is no judgement.
It’s hard to juggle everything as a mother and full-time carer. Employers wouldn’t allow me the flexibility I needed so I started my own business.
We’re working in partnership with Bauer Radio to bring our urgent appeal to a mass audience
From A-list celebrity ambassador support from the likes of Stephen Fry, Dominic West to Ozzy Osbourne and Alesha Dixon, to the young people whose lives we've already transformed, tune in from 28th September up to our Prince's Trust Day on 15th October - when we'll be taking over the air-waves all day - to hear their pivotal turning points.
You'll also have the chance to enter prize draws to win fantastic prizes from Cunard Line, PlayStation UK, The Watches of Switzerland Group, National Grid and HP - while raising money to give young people hope.
