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My Life My Future: Supporting Young People Aged 11–15:
A seven-year mentoring and research programme supporting young people living with long-term health conditions or affected by the condition of someone close to them.
My Life My Future offers young people aged 11–15 ongoing support, opportunities to build friendships and the chance to contribute to research that helps improve health and education services. Through one-to-one mentoring, group meet-ups and research activities, the programme aims to support young people as they grow, while learning from their experiences to help shape better services.
The deadline to register is Friday 13th November 2026, 11:59pm.
Early 2027
Hybrid
London, UK
What we’re working on
Ways to get involved
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Join an exploration lab with a small group of people to answer questions in a moderated setting. You will discover new information, ideas, or solutions in a particular feel.
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Join a co-creation group working with researchers on the design and implementation of research to ensure relevance.
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Engage in collaborative activities like brainstorming, group discussions, skill-building exercises, and hands-on projects to achieve specific learning or problem-solving objectives.
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Help review some materials, this could be a report, a website or a flyer.
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Take a survey which could come in various forms, including written questionnaires, phone or online interviews, or face-to-face interviews.
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Be interviewed by a team member on a subject.
If you’re a client interested in discussing a research idea or simply want to say hi, we’d love to hear from you.
Meet the four young residents from Lambeth and Southwark who won THINC Pitch Night 2026. £30,000 funded for community health and wellbeing ideas.