United Way BC – Southern Interior Region ’s Post

Happy International Youth Day! 🌐🌱 Did you know that youth, especially those who are newcomers, Indigenous or living with disabilities, often face barriers to employment and social inclusion? That’s why United Way BC meets young people where they’re at. 🌟 Through the Future Leaders program, youth like Dre and Naz (see their story in the video below!) gain practical work experience, develop leadership skills, build social networks, and achieve a deep sense of accomplishment to help them create their own path to success as adults. 🎥See the magic in action with A Way Home Kamloops: https://lnkd.in/g7cbxwVh

Happy International Youth Day! 🌐🌱 Did you know that youth, especially those who are newcomers, Indigenous or living with disabilities, often face barriers to employment and social inclusion? That’s why United Way BC meets young people where they’re at. 🌟 Through the Future Leaders program, youth like Dre and Naz (see their story in the video below!) gain practical work experience, develop leadership skills, build social networks, and achieve a deep sense of accomplishment to help them create their own path to success as adults. 🎥See the magic in action with A Way Home Kamloops: https://lnkd.in/ggg-u8zR

Happy International Youth Day! 🌐🌱 Did you know that youth, especially those who are newcomers, Indigenous or living with disabilities, often face barriers to employment and social inclusion? That’s why United Way BC meets young people where they’re at. 🌟 Through the Future Leaders program, youth like Dre and Naz (see their story in the video below!) gain practical work experience, develop leadership skills, build social networks, and achieve a deep sense of accomplishment to help them create their own path to success as adults. 🎥See the magic in action with A Way Home Kamloops: https://lnkd.in/ggg-u8zR

Happy International Youth Day! 🌐🌱 Did you know that youth, especially those who are newcomers, Indigenous or living with disabilities, often face barriers to employment and social inclusion? That’s why United Way BC meets young people where they’re at. 🌟 Through the Future Leaders program, youth like Dre and Naz (see their story in the video below!) gain practical work experience, develop leadership skills, build social networks, and achieve a deep sense of accomplishment to help them create their own path to success as adults. 🎥See the magic in action with A Way Home Kamloops: https://lnkd.in/gWHybWmE

Youth leadership should be taken with so much commitment as it develop confidence and competence to serve and lead in future positions of local, national, regional and international reputations.

In case you missed it... 📣 Maritime Skills Commission has launched their Human Skills and Behaviours Report The findings presented in the report focus on human skills, transferable skills, including those needed to transition from sea to shore, leadership skills and how training and technology can assist in transferring these into widespread maritime education alongside promoting diversity and inclusion. Key messages to take from this research: 1. Rapid Developments 📈 2. Human Skills 👷♂️ 3. Raising Awareness 🤝 Download the report now: https://lnkd.in/eN2K4_ee Karen Waltham Kate Pike Karen Passman

Public schools are the backbone of our society, nurturing our future leaders. Let's celebrate the achievements and dedication of our educators! Share how public school helped shape your future or shout out your favorite teacher in the comments below 👇 #PSW24 #PublicSchoolProud

It is vitally important to champion youth Leadership for a progressive present and future. Young people bring unique insights, experiences and innovative approaches to policies, programmes and International agreements. #LetYouthLead #YoungVoicesMatter #ICPD30

Advancements in our society will only be realized if we: 1) put rigor back into the returns on investing in our education system; and 2) equip our young people with the skills and training—and hope—that is equal across the board from the very start. This is especially true as geopolitical winds attempt to reshape the balance of power. Focusing on the education of the next generation is critical as we maintain our global leadership role.

📣 Maritime Skills Commission has launched their Human Skills and Behaviours Report The findings presented in the report focus on human skills, transferable skills, including those needed to transition from sea to shore, leadership skills and how training and technology can assist in transferring these into widespread maritime education alongside promoting diversity and inclusion. Key messages to take from this research: 1. Rapid Developments 📈 2. Human Skills 👷♂️ 3. Raising Awareness 🤝 Download the report now: https://lnkd.in/eN2K4_ee Karen Waltham Kate Pike Karen Passman