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Young Women's Trust responds to the Department for Business and Trade Committee recommendations on the Employment Rights Bill March 2025.

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Autumn statement today. Young Women's Trust's Chief Exec responds.

Claire Reindorp, Chief Executive of Young Women's Trust, responds to the government's mini-budget.

Caroline Bernard, Director of Communications responds to Autumn Budget announcement.

Young Women’s Trust joins 100 organisations urging Boris Johnson to reconsider Universal Credit cut

Joe Levenson, Director of Communications and Campaigns responds to the Queen's Speech.

Joe Levenson, Director of Communications and Campaigns responds to the budget announcement.

Joe Levenson, Director of Communications and Campaigns, responds to the Women and Equalities Committee's new report.

The Chancellor said our economic emergency has only just begun, but the sad reality is that for many young women it was a struggle to make ends meet long before the pandemic hit.

Today's announcement may give reassurances to some, but it offers little comfort to the young women who have already lost their jobs, or who have been pushed into unpaid work, or who are furloughed from jobs that paid barely enough to begin with.

Young women have borne the economic and social brunt of the coronavirus crisis, from job losses, increased childcare responsibilities, untold hours of unpaid work and an increase in domestic violence.

We respond to PM's New Deal speech as it offers little support for young women.