PYF have created a month-long programme of engaging sessions with young people in preparation for the arrival of Little Amal to Coventry (https://coventry2021.co.uk/what-s-on/the-walk/). This has been a fantastic opportunity to explore the impassioned voices of a variety of young people currently engaging with PYF services; those born here in the UK, those who resettled here…
Marathon runner, fitness coach, community activist and canal enthusiast, Haroon Mota is a man of many talents. Well-known in his home patch of the Foleshill area of Coventry, he’s now…
PYF has worked closely with McDonald’s since 2012 when we began a partnership with franchisee John Kiely MBE. John offered job interviews for young people we supported in our mentoring…
On 15th May 2021 Coventry officially stepped into its year as UK City of Culture. To mark the launch, Coventry City of Culture Trust commissioned a music track which serves…
As we move out of lockdown and start to rebuild services for young people, we face unprecedented challenges. First, it is full of organisations struggling to survive, whether they are…
PYF partnering with Coventry City Council are excited to be part of this innovative approach to tackling complex issues facing young people in our communities. On Wednesday, 17th March, the…
Cormac Whelan, Programme Manager for PYF’s Healthy Futures programme describes how he and his team have continued to provide services during the pandemic, when only a quarter of young people…
