YMCA MK and CityFibre join forces to bring lasting change to the lives of young people

    From transforming the UK’s digital infrastructure to transforming young lives, CityFibre has teamed-up with YMCA MK to help bring lasting change to the young people who need it most.

    The social housing crisis is one of the biggest challenges facing young people in our town. Rocketing rent rates and the lack of social housing has resulted in Milton Keynes being labelled the youth homelessness capital of the UK*.

    CityFibre is passionate about supporting the future generation of Milton Keynes and has joined forces with YMCA MK as a Strategic Corporate Partner. The organisation is committed to helping to raise awareness and the vital funds needed to help YMCA MK provide affordable housing, dedicated support and employment opportunities to help their young people to belong, contribute and thrive.

    The partnership will bring opportunities for CityFibre employees to engage with young people, to offer work experience opportunities and to take part in YMCA’s networking, volunteering and fundraising programmes.

    Jean Gowin, City Manager of CityFibre said: “By becoming the YMCA MK’s first strategic corporate partner, CityFibre is able to further demonstrate its long-term commitment to both the city and its people. With our £40m full fibre build in progress across Milton Keynes and the new campus in build, it’s a busy time for the city. We’re proud be part of the YMCA MK journey, working with the team to help support young and vulnerable people.”

    Simon Green, CEO of YMCA MK said: “We’re delighted to welcome CityFibre as our first Strategic Corporate Partner. Together, we will use our voice to raise awareness of the youth housing crisis in MK and to inspire our young people to reach their full potential.”

    *Source: The Bureau of Investigative Journalism.

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