Fifteen young people will get the unique opportunity to shape the future of the EFL Trust through their newly formed Youth Forum.
The EFL Trust are looking for up to 15 enthusiastic young people, aged 16-24, that are passionate about making a difference in communities. Applicants must have participated, or are currently participating in one of Preston North End Community and Education Trust's programmes.
The EFL Trust’s Youth Forum will focus on capturing the aspirations of young people, ensuring they have a voice that will play a key role in shaping the future of the EFL Trust and the communities it serves.
Mike Evans, Chief Executive at the EFL Trust said: “This is an exciting moment for the EFL Trust. Each year, through our network, we work with thousands of young people, and so understand their energy, passion and great ideas that can help shape the work we do in communities.
“We recognise that young people are our future leaders and by working alongside them we can build back better and create stronger, healthier, more active communities.
“This is a great opportunity for any young person who is keen to make a difference and get their voice heard.”
Being a member of the EFL Trust’s Youth Forum will open doors to lots of opportunities, as well as undertaking training that will boost young people’s CVs and help lead them to future job opportunities.
Click here for more information and to apply to be part of the EFL Trust’s Youth Forum.
Application close on Sunday 3rd October.