Have you ever wondered what The King’s Trust does and who it helps?
I have been an Ambassador for The King’s Trust since 1983 and became a Trustee in 2020. The Trust does extraordinary work supporting young people across the UK and around the world.
This is just some of the help the Turst offers: Taken from the King's Trust website
Here are just some of the ways The King’s Trust helps young people:
Unemployed Young People
The Trust provides personal development opportunities for young people with few or no qualifications, helping them build skills, confidence and motivation, and move towards employment.
Young People Underachieving In Education
Through programmes in schools across the UK, The Trust helps tackle challenges such as truancy, exclusions and poor educational performance.
Young People Leaving Care
Many young people leaving care face significant challenges including unemployment, homelessness and limited qualifications. The Trust offers support, guidance and opportunities to help them move forward positively.
Young Offenders And Ex Offenders
The Trust supports young offenders and ex offenders through programmes designed to break the cycle of offending and help fulfil their ambitions, including mentoring projects in some regions.
Visit the King's Trust website