Find details on:
- Spokespeople
- Key Facts
- Policy Briefings
- Campaign Updates
Or visit our 'UK Youth in the News' page
Spokespeople
UK Youth can provide spokespeople for interview or comment on a wide range of issues relating to UK Youth, our work, and the issues that affect young people and those working with young people.
Areas of expertise include:
- Youth issues
- Volunteering
- Peer education and mentoring
- Advocacy and campaigning
- Citizenship and participation
- Youth policy
- Non-formal education
- Young people at risk
- Community inclusion
- Outdoor learning
- Disability
Media Contact details
To request an interview, access images or for further details contact Emma Walker on 01425 675106 or emma@ukyouth.org or Maria Cleminson on 01425 672347 x463 or maria@ukyouth.org.
For details about what goes on at our headquarters, Avon Tyrrell Activity Centre, in the New Forest contact Louis 01425 675101 or louis@ukyouth.org
Key Facts and Figures
UK Youth is the leading youth work charity in the UK supporting over 750,000 young people, 40,000 volunteers and part-time youth workers and 7,000 youth clubs, youth groups and projects.
UK Youth helps young people to raise their aspirations, realise their potential and have their achievements recognised through a non-formal curriculum approach to learning and development.
For further details see our latest Review:
Campaign Updates
UK Youth and our youth-led group, UK Youth Voice, campaign on behalf of key youth issues and developments in youth work.
Current campaigns include:
- Hearing Unheard Voices: Giving young people the opportunity to speak out through media and campaigning activities
- Movers & Shapers: Helping young people to shape key services
To automatically receive our latest campaign updates contact Emma McEwan: emma.m@ukyouth.org
Policy Briefings
Each month within our online magazine the Source we provide a round-up of latest youth policy news and views from the sector in our policy section. The briefing is read by MPs, researchers, policy-makers, special advisors, and those with an interest in youth policy. It also includes latest details of our Westminster Seminar Series.
To automatically receive the Source contact Kathryn Wentworth: kathryn@ukyouth.org
