Society is strongest when everybody works with each other to improve the world around them. Research shows that initiatives which let young people explore their place in the world deliver lasting value to participants and their communities. Our mission is to help build a new generation of confident, independent, and aspirational young citizens. This includes giving young people the practical and wellbeing support they need to progress in education, training, or employment. 

In 2025, we supported more than 18,100 young people gain skills, build confidence and find work.

We deliver services on behalf of a range of commissioners, leading expert supply chains and local partners with the same values to deliver personalised and engaging programmes to help young people be active and succeed. 

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Our youth services

Ingeus Youth Voice

Our Youth Voice Ambassadors are a dynamic team of young people aged 16-25, coming together from across the country to influence change. The Ambassador Programme is designed to give young people a platform to use their voice and to empower them to be better prepared for life and work. The team works together to provide Ingeus with a unique youth voice ensuring that we, as an organisation, are equipped to support young people with the right high quality, flexible and responsive services. They are an essential part in ensuring our services are youth friendly for today and the future.

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National Citizen Service

Ingeus, through its APM UK track record, was involved with National Citizen Service (NCS) since 2009, delivering life changing experiences for more than 176,000 teenagers across England. During this time, we worked closely with schools to provide transformative experiences that helped young people develop essential life skills, build confidence, and make lasting contributions to their communities.

The residential experiences were designed to give young people a taste for independence by living away from home. They had the opportunities to mix with a new crowd of people and take on exciting challenges together, learning new skills across three key themes: Employability, Life Skills, and Social Action.

In November 2024, the government announced a plan to develop a new national youth strategy. As part of this plan, they announced their decision to wind down the NCS Trust. As such, Ingeus stopped delivering NCS away from home experiences from March 2025.

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