UK Youth’s Network Conference 2013 was an opportunity to focus on successful strategies for enhancing young people's employability.

The first step towards funding from Starbucks Youth Action is a training day, where young people develop their plan for a community project and learn how to ‘pitch’ the idea to a local panel.

An 18-month pilot programme with young offenders shows how Avon Tyrrell Youth Achievement Foundation’s non-formal learning approach impacts on educational engagement and re-offending.

Carys Jones-Williams’ first meeting as UK Youth’s youth representative at ECYC – the European Confederation of Youth Clubs – was a chance to discuss the different ways youth issues are tackled across Europe.

Involvement in the Barclays Money Skills ‘champions’ project played a key part in establishing Re-Branch as a source of practical support for young people.