Bridging cultures

A case study by Armani Illingworth, Youth Social Action Apprentice at Lancaster and Morecambe College, Myerscough College and Furness College.

Youth social action involves young people participating in activities that support their communities or address social issues. This can include volunteering, fundraising, campaigning, or any initiative aimed at creating a positive impact. Engaging in youth social action allows young individuals to develop skills, make a difference, and contribute to their community’s well-being.

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Youth Social Action Apprentice Programme case studies 2024-2025

Accessible garden space and mural
Bridging the gap between education and employment
Embedding youth social action at City of Bristol College
Hidden Homelessness
Knife Crime Campaign
Lessons from Auschwitz
Local partnerships and responsibility
Meet the leaders
The art of connection
The importance of cultural and religious events
The importance of relational practice
The importance of working with community partners
The outdoor garden project
A sixth form social action pathway
Bridging cultures