The Urban Hack gives young people the skills and confidence to be changemakers in their local area, to empower them with problem-solving skills, and to attract them to future careers in the Civil Service, Social Policy, and Service Design. Learning with industry practitioners, thirty students will learn Service Design skills and create their own innovation projects to generate solutions for challenges affecting their community, such as climate change, housing, and the cost-of-living crisis.
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