Government Launches National Youth Strategy to Address Isolation
December 10, 2025New plans aim to support young people’s wellbeing and social connections
The UK Government has published its National Youth Strategy, outlining a series of measures intended to provide young people with meaningful activities, safe spaces, and supportive relationships to improve their wellbeing and reduce social isolation.
Overview of the National Youth Strategy
The strategy focuses on strengthening young people’s connections in real life by ensuring they have “somewhere to go, something meaningful to do, and someone who cares.” It reflects a response to concerns about youth isolation and aims to create opportunities that foster engagement and personal development.
More details about the strategy can be accessed through official government publications, including a summary report and a full version of the document:
- Youth Strategy Final – Summary Report
- Youth Strategy – Full Document
- Accessible, Mobile-Friendly Summary Report
Supporting Research and Reports
To underpin the strategy, the Government has published several related reports that provide data and analysis on the state of youth in the UK. These include:
- Youth Matters: State of the Nation
- Youth Matters: State of the Nation Annex
- National Youth Strategy Research Project
- National Youth Strategy Young People’s Report
- National Youth Strategy Research Project Annex (Data Tables)
- National Youth Strategy Research Project Annex (Methods)
- The Big Ambition Analysis for the National Youth Strategy
Opportunities for Engagement
Over the coming months, there will be opportunities for individuals and organisations to explore the strategy further through both online and in-person events. Dates and details are expected to be announced in due course.
For further information and updates, interested parties are advised to monitor official channels.
Source: Doing Good Leeds
