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WWF UK is looking for passionate individuals to join their Impact Committee, no prior experience required.

This role offers a unique opportunity to help shape WWF’s strategic decisions and ensure their initiatives have the greatest possible impact. As a member, you’ll participate in quarterly meetings, bringing your fresh perspectives and enthusiasm to the table.

This is an excellent chance to contribute to global environmental efforts, develop your skills, and be part of a team committed to creating a sustainable future.

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You can help shape WWF's work

We're recruiting two young members (aged 18-25), to join our Impact Committee, for a three-year term.

The committee advises the Board of Trustees on the current effectiveness and future strategic direction of WWF-UK's impact (externally facing) outcomes.

It provides careful evaluation of what WWF is looking to achieve to ensure that the work we do is well designed to deliver the impact we want to see.

You need to be passionate about our planet, but you don't need any previous board/committee experience to apply, as we'll provide comprehensive training to support you, including:

An externally delivered training package worth £3000 to help you to develop the skills, confidence, and expertise to excel in this role, as part of a cohort of young people in similar roles, from across the UK.

An in-depth, strategy exploration session - allowing you to learn more about the WWF strategy and hear about its development journey.

A current member of the Impact Committee to act as a mentor, supporting you with getting up to speed in the role.

1-1's with the Youth Engagement team to check in on your progress and discuss any additional support you might require.

Opportunities to connect with young people in similar roles, across the sector.

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We're recruiting two young members (aged 18-25), to join our Impact Committee, for a three-year term.

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Youth Steering Group - The Politics Project

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Youth Steering Group - The Politics Project

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Join The Politics Project's Youth Steering Group (YSG) to help bridge the gap between young people and politics. This opportunity is open to 14-20-year-olds across the UK who are passionate about making democracy more accessible. As a YSG member, you’ll help shape programmes, engage other young people, and act as an ambassador at events. This is a fantastic chance to develop leadership and communication skills while making a real impact. The role requires commitment to a few online meetings and in-person training days annually. Travel expenses are covered.

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Got a bold idea for transforming your neighborhood? The People and Place 2025 programme by Footwork Trust offers you the chance to bring that idea to life. Successful applicants will receive 1-2-1 support, an unrestricted £5,000 grant, and access to a peer network of community innovators. This is your opportunity to make a significant impact on your community with the backing and resources you need.

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People and Place is Footwork’s name for the programme of support we offer community innovators like you to turn bold ideas into projects that deliver long-term change for your neighbourhoods.

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Youth Advisory Board Member - Save the Children UK

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Youth Advisory Board Member - Save the Children UK

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Join Save the Children’s Youth Advisory Board and make a meaningful impact on the lives of children across the UK.

As a board member, you’ll collaborate with other passionate young people to provide insights and advice that shape the organization’s strategies and campaigns.

This is a unique opportunity to develop your leadership skills, gain experience in advocacy, and ensure that the voices of young people are at the forefront of decision-making.

This role requires a commitment to regular meetings and active participation in discussions.

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Would you like to be a youth advisor for the next two years? We’re looking for fantastic young people to join our Youth Advisory Board and put their voice at the heart of Save the Children’s work.

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Get Involved with Spark UK’s Advent Calendar

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Get Involved with Spark UK’s Advent Calendar

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The All Star Advent campaign by Spark UK is inviting community members, especially young people, to submit videos for their 2024 initiative. Participants are encouraged to create videos sharing mental health tips, discussing self-care, or answering questions about what makes them happy. Videos should be between 30 seconds to 5 minutes long, filmed in portrait orientation, and optimized for social media. The selected videos will be featured on the campaign's social media channels and website. For more details and submission, visit the link on this post.

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We need YOUR help for this year's All Star Advent campaign. We are wanting members of the community to submit their own videos giving tips on mental health, or answering one of our questions to be used throughout the All Star Advent campaign on our social media channels and website.

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Department for Education Youth Focal Points

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Department for Education Youth Focal Points

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The Department for Education (DfE) has launched a Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy, and two Youth Focal Points, Will Wale and Jodie Bailey-Ho, are leading efforts to ensure young voices are heard in its implementation and evaluation from 2023-2025.

Will and Jodie are here to engage with young people like you, whether you’re passionate about climate change or just starting to learn about it. They’ll be working closely with government officials and attending key events to advocate for young people’s perspectives on this important issue.

If you’re interested in climate change and want to talk to Will and Jodie, even if you don’t know much about it yet, we encourage you to reach out. This is a great chance to share your thoughts, ask questions, and get involved in making a difference.

Contact them by emailing:

jodie.bailey-ho@education.gov.uk and will.wale@education.gov.uk

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Teach the Future are looking for students (age 14-26) to join them and push for better climate education. No experience is needed - staff and other volunteers will help you understand what you can do to help and tell you more about the campaign.

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Take Action for Climate Education | Teach the Future

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We are creating an un-ignorable wave of youth pressure for climate education to ensure this government delivers on mandatory, integrated, solutions-centred climate education.

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GSR is a new and impactful campaign working with schools to help them find their way to becoming less harmful for our planet. Composed of 4 strands, there is something for every school to take part in and a chance for every student to lead on and advocate for a more sustainable and future-proof school.

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Green Schools Revolution is a three-year project launched in January 2023, hosted by SOS-UK and funded by the #iwill Fund. We help secondary school pupils to green their schools as part of the Department for Education's (DfE) Climate Change and Sustainability Strategy. Students develop whole-school Climate Action Plans, create Wilding Plans to bring nature back to their school grounds, and deliver Teach the Teacher sessions to help integrate climate education into the curriculum.

Our funders

This incredible work is made possible by five generous funding bodies:

This work would not be possible without the generosity of the #iwill Fund, which allows Green Schools Revolution to empower youth-led social action within their schools, benefitting students' learning, wellbeing and the environment. The #iwill Fund is a £66 million joint investment from The National Lottery Community Fund and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to support young people to access high quality social action opportunities. The movement of over 1000 cross-sector organisations and over 300 young people, was set up by HRH the Prince of Wales in 2013. #iwill empowers children and young people to make a positive difference on the issues that affect their lives, their communities, and broader society.

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We help secondary school pupils to green their schools as part of the Department for Education's (DfE) Climate Change and Sustainability Strategy. Students develop whole-school Climate Action Plans, create Wilding Plans to bring nature back to their school grounds, and deliver Teach the Teacher sessions to help integrate climate education into the curriculum.