Youth Charter

Introduction to the Community Campus

The Youth Charter Community Campus has been developed as a result of the agency’s 31 years of work in communities; urban, suburban and rural, locally, nationally and internationally.

As part of the bidding, hosting and legacy of major games, the Community Campus provides a coordinated and holistic approach in the development, delivery and sustainability of young people and communities within the regeneration and renewal strategies of public, private and third sector agencies.

The Youth Charter’s Community Campus Portal is a youth and community engagement model that has been designed to deliver a cultural framework and engagement platform that can provide sustainable impact to:

• Engage young people through sport, art, cultural and digital activity
• Equip them with mental, physical and emotional life-skills and resilience
• Empower them with the aspiration of further and higher education, employment and entrepreneurship.

What is a Community Campus?

A Community Campus is made up of hub facilities, such as schools, community centres, youth clubs, sports centres, further and higher education institutions or any facility delivering a youth cultural engagement provision. Each facility is quality assured in the delivery of the Social Coach Leadership Programme and the Youthwise offer.

How does it work?

The Community Campus is delivered through three key themes:

• Somewhere to Go
• Something to Do
• Someone to Show Them

A unique multi media interactive digital platform has been designed for each participant and Social Coach delivering the activities within each of the facilities that make up the Community Campus. This provides the ability to map, track and measure the participation outputs and outcomes of the wider social and cultural behavioural lifestyle trends that inform the economic investment that we seek to attract.

What are the benefits?

The Youth Charter Community Campus provides a social, cultural and economic opportunity for young people and communities across all six continents. The aim is to establish a global network of campuses that provide a cultural framework and a model of delivery to promote innovative and dynamic approaches within the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.