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Working together

By working together we can have a larger impact upon our communities but also provide opportunities for young people to get into employment, further education or adult volunteering.

Learning from each other

We work closely together to gain from our respective knowledge, skills and
capabilities.

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Be a volunteer

Did you watch This Morning 'You Can Be Heroes' and are inspired to volunteer? If so find out more and how to volunteer

Learning from each other

We work closely together to gain from our respective knowledge, skills and
capabilities.

Young people

We believe that the very positive impact that young people make is often not reflected or appreciated by society and the press.

Working together

By working together we can have a larger impact upon our communities but also provide opportunities for young people to get into employment, further education or adult volunteering.

Our partners

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Who we are

Youth United is a network of the UK's largest and most established voluntary and volunteering youth organisations. Our vision is that every young person in the UK has the opportunity to be a member of one of our organisations.

We work together to:

Increase the number of adult volunteers supporting member organisations
Increase opportunities for young people to be viewed positively and as active citizens contributing to society
Attract funding and make better use of resources

Latest events

Youth outdoor centre opens at Dumfries House

The Tamar Manoukian Outdoor Centre at Dumfries House, in East Ayrshire, Scotland was opened on Friday 5^th April by His Royal Highness The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay, accompanied by The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

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Latest news

Youth United members meet Prince Charles

16th May 2013

Youth United takes part in Prince's Charities 'Place Regeneration Summit in Burslem.

Supporting Inclusion Programme: The first year

13th May 2013

The Supporting Inclusion Programme aims to offer a significant step change in provision in some of the most deprived areas across England. A year into the programme we review progress to date.

Communities Minister Don Foster sees new fire cadets put through their paces

8th February 2013

Communities Minister Don Foster visits one of the new fire cadet units in Manchester. The new fire cadet unit at Hollins Fire Station was funded by the Government's Supporting Inclusion Programme. During his visit Mr Foster presented the fire cadets with the keys to a decommissioned fire engine which has been donated from Greater Manchester Fire Services to the cadets.