Ulster Rugby
Include Youth has been chosen as Ulster Rugby's official charity partner for the 2016/17 and 2017/18 seasons. Through the partnership Ulster Rugby will help raise the profile of Include Youth's work, boost income through a range of joint fundraising events and connect young people into the wider rugby community.
Belfast Health & Social Care Trust
Include Youth works alongside Start360 to deliver the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust's Employability Service for young people in or leaving care.
Western Health & Social Care Trust
The Western Health and Social Care Trust's Employability Service is managed by Include Youth to enhance the education, training and employment outcomes of care leavers in the western area.
Fintru
FinTru has chosen Include Youth as their charity partner for 2017 and will be funding the 'Fuelling Futures' food clubs at our Belfast Give & Take: Core site. FinTru is helping us make sure that all the young people in the Belfast area involved in Give & Take: Core, our 12-month regional employability programme for young people in or leaving care, have access to healthy lunches at our office each week.
Business in the Community NI
Include Youth works alongside Business in the Community Northern Ireland (BiTCNI) to deliver Aiming Higher in the Belfast area. This project is funded by BIG Lottery Fund NI.
Northern Ireland Alternatives
Include Youth works with Northern Ireland Alternatives to deliver Give & Take: Start Programme to young people in North Belfast, Greater Shankill, East Belfast, South Belfast, North Down and Ards.
Newstart Education Centre
Newstart Education Centre leads on the delivery of GRIP (Good Relations Innovative Practice) in partnership with Include Youth and NI Alternatives to young people on Give & Take: Core and Start in Belfast and the South Eastern areas and on Meant to Work. The project is funded by the Northern Ireland Executive's Central Good Relations Fund.
VIable Corporate Services
Include Youth and VOYPIC formed VIable Corporate Services, a social enterprise that improves the delivery of financial and human resources to third sector organisations.
Improving Juvenile Justice Systems in Europe
The aim of this project is to improve EU youth justice systems and to understand where they can be made more efficient and more child-friendly, focusing on a better implementation of the Guidelines of the Council of Europe on Child Friendly Justice and international standards.
J.O.D.A. - Juvenile Offenders Detention Alternatives in Europe
The J.O.D.A project aims to identify good practice in relation to alternative detention measures for juvenile offenders in conflict with the law in Europe and includes partners: Istituto don Calabria (Applicant IT); IJJO (BE); Kesa-CPE (EE); Fundacion Diagrama (ES); Include Youth (GB); Defence for Children (NL). Download the Alternatives to Detention for Juvenile Offenders: Manual of good practices in Europe.
SAPI Bulgaria
Include Youth works alongside SAPI Bulgaria to help them develop their youth justice services and provide information and training on the 'social inclusion of children in conflict with the law – new models and practices'.