Uncouple's Brilliant Breakfast

A breakfast to help alleviate job-related stress for young women

This Mental Health Awareness Month, join us on 7 May for a 'Brilliant Breakfast' and help give a young woman a brighter future. The money we raise can give young women the support they need to get back on their feet and into work - avoiding many of the stressors this entails.

Today, over a million young people aged 16-24 are not in education, work or training. For too many this causes feelings of isolation, poor mental health and a loss of confidence. For some, they face practical challenges of poverty and a lack of opportunity.

The situation is often worse for young women. Research shows that young women are more likely than young men to feel hopeless about their futures. Many also fear that they will never be financially secure due to the cost-of-living crisis. Even if they are in work, caring for someone or paying for childcare means many are forced to give up their jobs, or slow down their careers.

By donating to The King's Trust's Change a Girl’s Life appeal, you can give young women a working future through training courses with potential employers, access to job opportunities and support with practice interviews. Even if you're unable to attend, we'd greatly appreciate your support in the form of a donation.

Spaces are limited at the Breakfast, so once you've donated (£15 minimum to attend), be sure to sign up on our Luma event page > https://lu.ma/lvtr2120 < at the earliest opportunity. There is a waiting list, so if you can't attend, please cancel your ticket to allow someone else to join in your place. 

Our Breakfast is kindly being sponsored by the lovely Family law team at Branch Austin McCormick. Your ticket will only be approved once we have received your donation, so please be sure to use the same name for your donation and event registration.

We look forward to seeing you there!