In his role, Loughton plans to support Ambition’s aim to improve youth work standards across the UK.
On his appointment, Loughton said youth clubs and projects could benefit whole communities as well as young people.
“Whether these organisations are big or small, in an increasingly competitive sector there is a need to be confident in showing the public and potential funders that they are doing a good job and are providing young people, who are often disadvantaged, with the support they deserve,” he said.
“I’m delighted to accept the role of ambassador for Ambition. Improving the quality of youth work both within and outside of its membership is central to the charity’s goals.”
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