Ministers must invest in young people in 2022

Denise Hatton
Wednesday, December 22, 2021

A year ago, when reflecting on the unimaginable challenges of 2020, I outlined an optimistic view of 2021 based on investment in youth services, support for young people in carving out an independent and prosperous future, and generally restoring trust within this disproportionately affected group.

Denise Hatton is chief executive of YMCA England and Wales
Denise Hatton is chief executive of YMCA England and Wales

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