Education & Young People

96% of participants completed their pre-employment programme and 97% felt more employable on exit, with 100% satisfaction across all programmes — sustained against a backdrop of falling UK job openings and rising youth poverty

72% of children and young people reported improved mental wellbeing since attending Sport in Mind sessions, with 91% more likely to be physically active outside of sessions — delivered in partnership with the NHS and co-designed by people with lived experience

Around 70% of young people improved their confidence, communication and ability to set and achieve goals while on a Prince's Trust programme, with more than 15,800 qualifications awarded in 2022/23 alone and over one million young people helped since the charity was founded in 1976

Girls Week scaled from a single pilot lunch club of 10 pupils to a county-wide programme reaching 1,236 girls across 54 schools and 14 stakeholder partners, with 90% of lunch club girls more likely to attend after-school sport provision

Policy influence: Six parliamentary submissions made in 2024/25, including on Social Security, Government Budget Policy, Treaty principles, and free school lunches (Ka Ora, Ka Ako)

Policy and advocacy: Secured formal ministerial responsibility for digital inclusion (Sir Chris Bryant appointed); delivered oral evidence to Parliament's Education Select Committee; UK Digital Inclusion Strategy in development for 2025

Employment outcomes: 74% of employment programme participants in work or training within 3 months; 73% within 6 months; Get Into India placed 69% of trainees in jobs within 3 months, with 56% being young women

Improved sport participation and progression through scholarships, EPP, development centres and girls’ pathways