Almost 50 young people across Blackpool have been inspired by a pioneering programme.
Mark Bowman, our chief executive explains why the work of Inspira has never been so relevant.
Eden Youth Hub had an offer for young people to gain some valuable employability skills that is now reaching its highlight.
A fully funded taxi training initiative gives an area’s economy a welcome boost.
Young people in Lancs will benefit from programmes designed to enhance digital skills.
Two new contracts will allow Inspira to be able to give job seekers enhanced support to find jobs.
Pete has been recognised by the Queen for his service to young people in Cumbria and Lancashire.
NCS has had nearly 7,000 young people across the country pledging to get involved.
The Year 9 students are being awarded a highly commended in the innovation category.
Mark Bowman, Chief Exec of Inspira, reflects on 2019 and looks ahead into 2020.
Celebration held for the LMC Graduation of the Autumn NCS programme.
Inspira and the Lancashire Skills Hub have won the national award for the Careers Hub of the Year.
Traineeships with CUFC will be available. Read more on how Inspira is helping develop the programme.
Impartial advice & apprenticeships are on offer from leading careers management charity Inspira.
Young people from Fukushima visited West Cumbria to find out more about nuclear decommissioning and NCS.
YouTube influencers dropped into Lakeside YMCA this week, find out what they think of NCS.
With social actions on NCS well under way, a team from Carlisle raises over 750 for the charity Happy Mums.
20 young people Germany and Poland visit Carlisle as part of the annual youth exchange.