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Reflecting the communities we serve

Arvinda Gohil explains how to achieve authentic engagement with the people we support

Charity news and comment

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Position statement on technology-enabled learning

YMCA Awards discusses pushing the boundaries of digital learning

Learning and innovation

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Our Chief Executive comments on ONS’s latest wellbeing stats

Rosi Prescott, chief executive of Central YMCA, gives her view on the Office for National Statistic’s latest wellbeing figures.

Society

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Have the Paralympics changed perceptions?

Following the opening of the Rio games Dan Lynn explores how far we’ve come with the public’s perceptions of disability.

Health and Wellbeing

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Changing perceptions: Why apprenticeships lose out to A-Levels

For many students who received their GCSE results last week an apprenticeship won’t be the next step. This has to change.

Apprenticeships

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Finding happiness in an uncertain world

In a recent commentary piece for Independent Education Rosi Prescott says schools must prioritise student wellbeing

Education industry

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The future of digital learning – our view

The digital landscape is changing the face of education. But that’s a good thing.

Learning and innovation

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House of Lords’ social mobility inquiry – our response

We helped with a Parliamentary investigation exploring the choices available to young people transitioning into work.

Support, skills and training

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Preparing young people for work – what are the biggest challenges?

Rosi Prescott, Central YMCA’s Chief Executive, answers some of the key questions facing young people and their route to employment.

Youth Opportunity

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How we are changing customer relationships

We are changing how we work with customers through our operation YMCA Awards. Rob May, YMCA Awards director, explains why.

Education industry

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Reflecting the communities we serve

Position statement on technology-enabled learning

Our Chief Executive comments on ONS’s latest wellbeing stats

Have the Paralympics changed perceptions?

Changing perceptions: Why apprenticeships lose out to A-Levels

Finding happiness in an uncertain world

The future of digital learning – our view

House of Lords’ social mobility inquiry – our response

Preparing young people for work – what are the biggest challenges?

How we are changing customer relationships

HortAbility – making horticulture accessible for all

Reflecting the communities we serve

“If you want to do something enjoyable, FTA is the place to be.”

Michael hopes that his own FTA journey will inspire others

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