Impact Narratives

Stories of Change

Behind every statistic is a young person, volunteer or organisation whose journey has been transformed. Explore the strategic milestones of our national movement.

Human Impact

Witness the transformative power of connection and community through our primary narrative tracks.

Residential Expedition

First Residential Experience

A deep dive into how a single weekend in the wilderness redefined leadership for a group of young changemakers.

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STEM Excellence

Girls in STEM

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Community Development

Building Through Outdoors

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Residential Expedition

From Local Group to National Opportunity

Tracing the journey of a small youth club from East London as they scaled their impact through the MYA network resources.

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Strategic Partnerships

How we collaborate with national institutions to open doors for the next generation.

Coventry Outdoors

Strategic residential partnership providing specialized outdoor leadership certification for 200+ MYA volunteers.

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UKSA Maritime Futures

Opening sea-based careers to diverse youth through intensive offshore training and professional mentoring.

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YHA Programmes

A nationwide collaboration ensuring accessible, high-quality residential spaces for regional youth chapters.

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WWT Ramadan Iftar

Creating cultural bridges through nature-based spiritual experiences at the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust sites.

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Williams Racing STEM

Exclusive insights and apprenticeship pathways within Formula 1 for the brightest engineering minds in our movement.

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NFU AgriFuture Scholars

Reimagining agriculture and food security through scholarship programs for aspiring young professionals.

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Voices of Impact

Resource Library

Insight Report

Sector Outlook 2024

Insight Report

Sector Outlook 2024

"MYA didn't just give me an opportunity; they gave me a platform to prove what young British Muslims are capable of when barriers are removed."

Zahra Al-Farsi

Engineering Scholar, Williams Racing Programme

Expedition Gallery

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