Action4Youth

The future of society is in the hands of our young people; the next generation of creators, innovators, athletes and business leaders. Celebrating the success achieved by the young is an important step to encouraging their development and future prosperity.

Action4Youth, a charity that supports the learning and development of all young people, helping them to overcome challenges and discover new opportunities, is engaging its end-users to gather vital feedback and a better understanding of its members. The Youth Board, which was established earlier this year, meets on a bimonthly basis to discuss Action4Youth’s wide

Last week, Former Prime Minister, The Rt Hon David Cameron, joined a group of nearly 100 young people from Aylesbury Vale taking part in National Citizen Service (NCS). David Cameron, who also chairs the NCS Board of Patrons, met participants during the first phase of their NCS programme. This included outdoor team-building activities, such as

The former Director of The Ramblers, Simon Barnett, has joined Milton Keynes and Buckinghamshire based charity Action4Youth as its new Operations Director. An energetic senior leader with extensive experience of volunteering and programme management in large, complex charities, Simon has a real passion and enthusiasm for encouraging children and young people to get involved in

Following a successful pilot year, The Inspiration Programme has received backing from Buckinghamshire County Council and will run in six schools across the region in 2018/19, in addition to Aylesbury College and Milton Keynes Academy who were the first to pilot the course. The accredited one year programme is designed to broaden the horizons, thinking

Action4Youth, a leading charity based in Buckinghamshire and working throughout the region, whose ambition is to provide transformational experiences to children and young people, is proud to announce that one of its National Citizen Service (NCS) Graduates, Shafiea Khan, attended the Royal Wedding on Saturday 19 May. The charity, through its board member Milly Soames