Include Youth

Watch Include Youth's animated child-friendly summary of the RQIA's Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) in Northern Ireland.

Include Youth is one of twelve community and voluntary sector organisations which has been awarded United Youth money to support young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) in a transformational good relations programme.

YOUNG people involved in an employability scheme in Newtownards returned to The Savoy in Bangor to catch up with 'old' friends.

INCLUDE Youth has achieved the Investing in Volunteers quality standard recognising how the charity works with volunteers.

In the Headlines is a resource for children, young people and those that work with or for them. Made by Include Youth, it aims to help children and young people talk to the media positively about issues that matter to them.

NEW and unique research highlighting how children and young people in Northern Ireland are portrayed by the media was launched today by Queen’s University Belfast in association with Include Youth.

LEADING advocates for children and young people gathered at Queens University Belfast this week to call on the Northern Ireland Executive to implement the 2011 recommendation to raise the age of criminal responsibility.

We seek to raise the age of criminal responsibility in Northern Ireland from 10 years old to 12, as recommended in the Review of the Youth Justice System in NI.

INCLUDE Youth is proud to confirm that our Director, Koulla Yiasouma, is to take up post as the new Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People next year.

MORE than 70 people gathered in the Black Box in Belfast to celebrate the achievements of young people involved with the Belfast Trust’s Employability Service.