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Prince's Trust campaigns for youth support

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The Prince's Trust has launched a campaign to highlight the waste of talent caused by under investment in support for young unemployed people.

The Undiscovered campaign aims to highlight the barriers that young people not in education, employment or training (Neets) face in looking for work.

It also aims to encourage the government and businesses to invest in Prince's Trust services and training for young unemployed people. These cost around £52m a year to run.

A survey carried out for the charity shows that four out of ten respondents said they did not have enough money to buy smart clothes for a job interview.

The survey also shows how confidence drains away from young people the longer they are out of work.

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