Voices

Carole, a Work It Out Coach talks about why January is such a busy time for the service and a great time for young women to sign up. 

Rebecca, a CV feedback volunteer outlines 5 important things to remember when you are preparing your CV. 

Chloe writes about her experience of living with dyspraxia in a world where neurodiverse women often receive delayed diagnosis and miss out on essential support.

In this blog, Georgia explains that sexism is still rife in our society and is having a lasting impact on young women's mental health.  

Louise explains how being supported by and believed in by Young Women’s Trust led to opportunities for her to develop both in her personal life and at work.

In this blog, Amal tell us about her journey and how Work It Out helped her to recognise her skills and strengths.

We asked 4 young women to name black women in history – or who are making history - and talk about why they are important to them.

Our new research shows, we are facing an epidemic in young women’s mental ill health. We shared our findings with young women and asked for their reactions.

Anna reflects on her first week at Young Women's Trust and why the opportunity to take up a paid, flexible internship is opening doors for her.

Amie shares her Young Women's Trust experience, from Work It Out Coaching, to joining the Advisory Panel to meeting Melinda Gates.

Emirah shares how she came to be an Advisory Panel Member and explains how being involved has shaped her confidence in speaking and voicing her beliefs.

Sarah shares what Young Women's Trust digital transformation journey will look like.