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This is an accessible, mobile-friendly version of the summary report for Youth Matters: State of the Nation.
Almost one million young people will benefit from learning or employment opportunities as a result of a major £820 million funding package.
The Young People’s Learning Agency was responsible for funding further education for 16-19 year olds in England. It was abolished in 2012 with responsibilities transferring to the Education Funding Agency.
Former Heath Secretary Alan Milburn has today launched his groundbreaking investigation into the causes of record unemployment and inactivity among 16 to 24 year olds with a call for young people and a range of experts to come forward with...
This report assesses how social attitudes of UK young people today differ from previous generations and how they might change in the future.
Government plans will offer young people somewhere to go, something meaningful to do, and someone who cares about their wellbeing in moves to strengthen their connections in real life
The last in a four-part series about young people in the UK. An interactive allowing young people to find out how their situation compares to others of the same age, looking at earnings, home ownership, debt and savings.
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