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The Prince’s Trust believes that every young person should have the chance to succeed. We help young people aged 11-30 develop the confidence and skills to live, learn and earn. The youth charity was founded by His Majesty The King in 1976 when he was HRH The Prince Of Wales. Since then it has helped more than 1,000,000 young people. Three in four young people on Prince’s Trust courses move into work, education or training. If you're a young person, or want to enquire on behalf of a young person, call us free on 0800 842 842 or Live Chat here > www.princes-trust.org.uk. We're open from 9am-6pm, Mon-Fri.

Good Things Foundation is a charity that supports digitally and socially excluded people to improve their lives through digital. Digital technology and community action is at the heart of everything we do. We bring together thousands of community partners to make up the National Digital Inclusion Network, reaching deep into communities to help people across the UK gain the support and skills they need to change their lives and overcome social challenges. Our online learning platform Learn My Way - used in Digital Inclusion Hubs throughout the network - helps thousands of people each year to gain basic digital skills and go on to further informal and formal learning. Through our research we discover which digital solutions really make a difference to people’s lives. This means we can scale up what works through our network and by working with our partners so that together we increase the impact that we all have. We use this shared experience and knowledge to help Government and other organisations better understand the role that they can play in creating a fully digital nation. We believe that digital technology can support equality of opportunity, and ensure everyone can participate fully in today’s society.

The Access Project is an innovative education and social mobility charity that helps high potential young people from under-resourced backgrounds beat the odds and secure places at top universities. A young person who has participated in The Access Project’s programme is 50% more likely to go to a top university than another student with the same academic track record and background.