Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
We partner with businesses, communities, and educational institutions to significantly improve employability and academic outcomes for young people under 25 in Milton Keynes.
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Educational Support
Comprehensive educational guidance and support to help young people achieve their academic goals and unlock their potential.
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Career Development
Professional career guidance, CV building, interview preparation, and job placement support to kickstart careers.
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Mentoring Programs
One-to-one mentoring with experienced professionals who provide guidance, support, and inspiration.
About Us
Who Are We?
We are a charity who works in partnership with businesses, community groups, local authorities and educational establishments to significantly improve employability and educational outcomes of young people aged under 25 years.
Our goals are to:
- increase aspiration and opportunity
- impart practical and real-life leadership and employability skills
- Provide access to role models and exposure to the business environment
- Support long-term education and career prospects
Our Impact
Impact of Fresh Youth MK in 2025
In our theory of change, Fresh Youth MK worked collaboratively with diverse groups in the community, Employers, Schools, Faith groups and through informal Networks to engage youth and Young adults aged 16 – 24, in dialogue, coaching, mentoring, life skills development with the purpose of …
We can create a better tomorrow
Every £ pound counts and helps us bring hope and essential resources to those in need.
Inspiring A Future Generation of Leaders and More
What We Do?
We provide one to one mentoring and group empowerment sessions to young people in Milton Keynes with a particular emphasis on members of the black ethnic groups. We provide a network of mentors and coaches, work experience opportunities, career guidance and much more.
Putting digital skills into young hands across Milton Keynes
The Mobile Digital Youth Hub brings 25 laptops, recognised qualifications and trusted mentors into four communities, in the critical 3 to 7pm after-school window.