McDonald’s across Preston, Chorley, Leyland & Lytham have been working with The Foxton Centre to better support young people and unlock genuine opportunity in Preston.
New research of 2,000 young people aged 16 to 24 across the UK, including those in the Northwest has highlighted the impact of growing challenges and uncertainty young people are facing when it comes to the future, with some stark issues raised when it comes to support, career opportunities and safe places to go. Almost 1 in 2 nationally don’t feel there are enough projects in their area aimed at providing support and opportunities for them.
Makin’ it will now be expanded nationally, with all 1,450 McDonald’s restaurants connected to youth services and the funding of 500 new youth work qualifications, in order to help unlock the potential of young people in every community. McDonald’s will also be diverting an unspent part of its Apprenticeship Levy to support more youth workers to undertake their youth work apprenticeship in England.
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