Yesterday we launched the first in a series of events with Shout Out UK where young people learned techniques to effectively engage with their community on the issues that matter most to them! Over 50 young people on an NCS away from home experience in Devon were the first to take part in the session designed to address issues around misinformation, political literacy, (online) safety, democratic engagement, and connecting young people with decision makers. We look forward to delivering more of these events in the coming months.
About us
NCS is where young people can grow their strengths and become world-ready and work-ready. Through a range of different experiences — online, in their community, and away from home — young people can build their confidence, resilience, and well being, gather work skills, and become engaged citizens who feel motivated to make a positive difference in society. Want to find out more? Head to our site: wearencs.com National Citizen Service Trust is a Royal Charter and established to shape, support, champion and lead a thriving National Citizen Service. National Citizen Service Trust is registered in England and Wales with Royal Charter Body number RC000894. Our registered office is at The Pembroke Building, Kensington Village, Avonmore Road, London, W14 8DG
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http://wearencs.com
External link for NCS - National Citizen Service Trust
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 51-200 employees
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- London
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- youth empowerment, social enterprise, and social action
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Employees at NCS - National Citizen Service Trust
Updates
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Meet Bethany Evans 💫 For the last 15 months, Beth has been a part of our Youth Advisory Board at NCS. Here is what she has to say as she reflects on her time on the NCS Youth Advisory Board: "I think youth voice is well embedded at NCS! They do an amazing job at implementing it and making sure it holds value and is used to influence decisions. My favourite memory of being on the YAB was the World Mental Health Day event in October 2023. It was just an amazing day, and I’m proud of myself for presenting in front of young people at the event." Our current Youth Advisory Board will finish their tenure in October 2024, so we’re recruiting new board members now! If you're aged 18-21 and passionate about youth voice apply today ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dGTNrHay
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Last chance to apply to be our next Chief Executive Officer. We’re looking for someone passionate about supporting young people to overcome and combat the challenges they face to join NCS Trust. Applications close on Sunday 1 September. Find out more ➡ https://lnkd.in/eS4K_DQr
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We're currently recruiting new Youth Advisory Board members in England. The role of the Youth Advisory Board is to amplify youth voice in NCS Trust’s work at a strategic level, where young people have more opportunity to positively influence key decisions. The board will also connect NCS Trust employees with young people to inform their work and understand the priorities and experiences of young people. #Hiring #YouthVoice
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Last week our Chief Operating Officer, Amanda Best FRSA visited the Entrust Education away from home experience at Laches Wood Outdoor Ed Centre with Sir Gavin Williamson CBE MP. Amanda said: Tom, Elliot and Ella shared their NCS stories with me. They told me about friends they had made, new things they had learned and, importantly, the fun they had had (who doesn't love toasting a marshmallow on a Friday morning?). They shared the new skills they now have for their CV (things like team work and public speaking), how they overcame early nervousness to make new friends from different parts of the country...and how good the food was!"
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Remember that your exam results do not define you. Our Chair, Harris Bokhari OBE, congratulates every young person who is receiving their #GCSEResults today and wishes them success in the future, whatever path they take. Read his joint letter with Youth Minister Stephanie Peacock -https://lnkd.in/ehiqSDrQ Department for Culture, Media and Sport
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When Kai left school with no GCSEs, he wasn’t sure what the next step would be, but after going on an NCS experience, gaining confidence, and finding the right path, his life turned around. He said: "For the first time I felt that someone had faith in me. The new mates I met led me away from the dangerous route I’d been heading. And the whole experience gave me confidence, the ability to speak in front of others and open up.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/eHRqzkVR
How NCS helped Kai turn his life around | NCS
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Earlier this month our Chief Operating Officer, Amanda Best FRSA and Board Member, Michael Livingston, visited an NCS away from home experience run by Charlton Athletic Community Trust at YHA Lee Valley. They had a fantastic day observing a money sense session led by Nathan Gilpin, watersports team challenges and young people connecting with new friends. A huge thank you to the staff, many of whom had previously been on NCS!
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In the Times and on the Times Radio today, our Chair, Harris Bokhari OBE, talks about the need for a national focus on social cohesion and how NCS can support young people to become more active citizens and more connected with other young people from different backgrounds. NCS supports social cohesion through connection, confidence, capability and citizenship ensuring young people embrace and understand the differences and diversity in our society. https://lnkd.in/eUiHfQph.
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