The WHO recognises the vital role of employment in improving health outcomes. Access to stable work opportunities is a key factor in improving mental health and physical well-being.
WHO: A well-paying job is one of the most effective ways to improve a person’s physical and mental health, reducing stress and providing access to better healthcare.
Our Impact: In 2023, we placed over 150 young people in paid work placements, providing them with invaluable skills and a path to long-term employment.
NHS and Economic Opportunity
The NHS’s goals to address health inequalities also include improving the economic status of disadvantaged communities. By providing young people with work experience, we’re tackling the cycle of poverty, which has direct impacts on health outcomes.
NHS Improving employment opportunities for young people reduces health disparities by improving socio-economic status and mental well-being.
Our Impact: "Over 75% of young people who completed our work experience program in 2023 reported improved mental health, confidence, and career prospects."
