RBSPresentation
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The document outlines The Prince's Trust, a charity founded by Prince Charles in 1976 that helps over 40,000 disadvantaged young people in the UK each year. It provides a variety of programs to develop skills and support job placement, including enterprise programs, team programs, and development awards. The Trust operates in three regions across East Midlands with 43 staff and over 600 volunteers. It aims to help young people overcome barriers and get their lives on track by giving them confidence and skills for employment. The document encourages supporting the Trust through donations, payroll giving, or volunteering as a business mentor.
RBSPresentation
- 2. Objectives To understand: Our Aims Programmes Target groups How to get involved
- 3. Quick Facts The Prince’s Trust helps more than 40,000 disadvantaged young people every year, giving them the confidence and skills to get a job 84p out of every pound is spent directly on developing and delivering programmes and services for young people The Trust needs to raise £40 million this year to continue its vital work
- 4. A brief history 1976: HRH The Prince of Wales leaves the Navy, uses severance pay to establish the Trust 1983: Business Programme launched 1985: Team Programme launched 1996: Business Programme becomes Enterprise Programme 2005: becomes Europe’s largest youth charity, help 100+ new people each day
- 5. Our mission To help young people overcome barriers and get their lives working
- 6. National structure ThePrince’s Trust Council President HRHThe Prince of Wales Chief Executive Martina Milburn Senior ManagementTeam RegionalManagementTeams 630staff 7,000volunteers
- 7. The Prince’s Trust East Midlands 3 offices Leicester, Lincoln, Nottingham 43 staff 600+ volunteers
- 8. Programmes Develop key workplace skills such as confidence, motivation Financial and practical support More than three in four young people helped by The Prince’s Trust move into work, training or education
- 9. Core programmes Enterprise Programme Team xl club Development Awards Community Cash Awards Get into Get Started
- 10. Target groups Those who: are educational underachievers have been in trouble with the law are long-term unemployed are in or leaving care
- 11. The cost of social exclusion Youth unemployment costs the UK £20m per week in Job Seekers Allowance Youth crime costs the UK over £1 billion every year Cost to deal with young offender: up to £80,000 p.a. Cost to educate young person at Eton College: £25,000 p.a.
- 12. How to help The Prince’s Trust Champion a good cause and receive benefits in return for your regular donation of £10 per month Get a Prince’s Trust credit card and each time you spend, you will be raising money for the charity Payroll giving means your donation is deducted before tax so you can give more without it costing you more. Visit princes-trust.org.uk/payroll
- 13. Volunteering Opportunities Business Mentor Business Launch Group Panel Member Progression Mentor
- 14. Thank you ! princes-trust.org.uk Switchboard 0116 255 0400 Freephone 0800 842 842a Email Justin.donne@princes-trust.org.uk © Prince’s Trust 2011-all rights reserved. The Prince’s Trust is a registered charity, incorporated by Royal Charter, in England and Wales (1079675) and Scotland (SC041198).