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Sarah Troy

Future Steps

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148,574 steps

Target steps

280,000

Me VS 10,000 steps

At a time when 900,000 young people in the UK are out of work – enough to form the UK’s third biggest city! The King’s Trust are committed to ending youth unemployment, and I’m doing my bit to support.  

I am taking on the Future Steps challenge – completing 10,000 steps a day throughout February and raising vital funds to support young people across the UK. 

A donation of just £12 could fund a call to The King's Trust helpline, enabling a young person facing adversity to gain the critical advice they need. 

Every penny raised will help break down barriers, open doors and support young people to build the confidence and skills they need to find work. Please consider donating to my page. 

Thank you. 

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Raised

£66 + £0 GiftAid

My Goal

£100

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£12
could fund a call to our helpline, enabling a young person facing adversity to gain the critical advice they need.
£26
could cover the cost of travel for an isolated young person to attend a one-week King’s Trust course, helping them build vital skills and gain valuable work experience.
£60
could provide lunch for a cohort of 12 young people learning essential employability skills through a King's Trust programme. 
£100
could provide the essential tools and equipment a young entrepreneur needs to launch their business.

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Reached 50% of fundraising goal

Reached 50% of stepping goal

Reached £100 fundraising goal

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Received 10 donations

My Updates

Why am i doing this!

Saturday 7th Feb
Its always a good thing to give such a worthy cause as The King's Trust a donation, and I've previously taken part in this challenge and reviewed CVs, but this year I wanted to do more. I really wanted all those young people to feel a greater sense of the awareness the wider community have of thier situation and for them to feel motivated by the power of what can be achieved when people come together with a common purpose. It certainly takes a bit of extra oomph on a wet and windy early morning to walk into work instead of grabbing those car keys, but if I can give just one young person some hope that they can reach for thier full potential and believe in themselves, then getting battered by the elements and high tides is worth every step! What i hadn't anticipated is how much feel-good I'd get myself. Walking alone, or in the company of others, is soul-enriching. With all that goes with a very busy work, and home life, self care and looking after my mental health can take a back seat. Walking is huge! time to think, be close to nature, and allow thoughts to drift in and out. Have a purpose in starting and reaching a destination. When I upload my steps at the end of another busy day, I truly hope that some young person will feel just a bit more valued, motivated and empowered to achieve thier goals, than they did the day before. Good luck to All xxx

Thank you to my Sponsors

£26

Sarah Troy

£20

Anonymous

£20

Matt

A fantastic project to help young people skills jobs and purpose for future. I hadn't realised it was renamed from Princes Trust. Great going. Sarah (and team) well done

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