Voices

We started our No Young Woman Left Behind campaign because we don’t think that any young woman should be at the back of the queue as the country tries to cope and recover from the coronavirus crisis. 

In this blog, Ruma tells us about her journey of personal growth with her coach.

Iulia shares her experience of navigating mental health provision during lockdown, being made redundant and her hopes for a future post-Covid.

In this blog Sarah, our Digital Transformation Lead talks about how we’ve been including young women in the process and they tell us why it is important for them to be involved.

Rebecca Clacy-Jones is a volunteer with our Work It Out service. In this blog she shares some tips on how to build a CV after redundancy.

Hannah a CV feedback volunteer for our Work It Out service shares her advice on job hunting and tips on approaching video call interviews.

In this blog, two young women write about how they have contributed to our new website project and why it’s important for young women to be involved.

Last year Work It Out supported a record number of young women and our annual evaluation finds high levels of satisfaction and a range of positive outcomes. 

Dionne shares her experience of writing to MP for Wolverhampton South East, Pat McFadden. She explains how the lockdown measures have affected her and asks him to support our #NoYoungWomanLeftBehind campaign.

In the next installment in our series of blogs from young women on the coronavirus crisis, we hear from Georgia who shares her experience of meeting an MP and the power she felt getting her voice heard. 

In this blog, Tyrone from Shelter outlines the key rights you have as a tenant in private rented housing.

In this blog, recruitment experts Jade and Charlotte from Young Women’s Trust partners Venn Group have put together some practical tips for anyone searching for a new job right now.