DFID Youth Reporters

"I think a lot of young people feel overwhelmed by the scale of the issues involved and don’t feel like they can do much to make a difference. But hopefully the youth reporters will show other young people how they really do matter and can help"

Attia's profile

"International development is such a critical area that if we don’t get involved now, the future of our world is in huge jeopardy. Whether we realise it or not, it affects all young people, no matter where in the world they might be"

Sophie's profile

"Through this role I hope to ensure that young people feel able to voice their opinions, and their views are considered by the decision makers"

Heather's profile

"I frequently engage in self-guided creative projects and photo journalism, so when I was given the opportunity to be a DFID Youth Reporter I didn’t hesitate to ask When do I start?"

Farzaan's profile

"I became a DFID Youth Reporter because I felt strongly about the issues being addressed and hoped our work would bring awareness to others and get young people more involved"

Lucy's profile

"As a Platform2 volunteer I spent ten weeks in Peru, living with a host family, working on a construction project as well as taking part in other community development work such as teaching English"

Sunball's profile

"When I heard about the DFID Youth Reporters project I was keen to get involved because I felt that this was the perfect vehicle to show what young people can, and are, doing in the field of charity work"

Joe's profile

"Every young person has a crucial role to play in campaigning for the rights and conditions of people in developing countries"

Hannah’s profile

"I care about global issues because everything that happens in the world impacts us one way or another. It’s so important for young people to get involved, and know what is going on"

Chris's profile