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For M, discovering Young Roots was a turning point: it meant friendship, confidence, and the chance to imagine a brighter future.
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Throughout it all, his caseworker provided steady guidance—helping him understand his rights, stay hopeful, and make informed decisions.

M’s caseworker has been a constant source of support, something he “deeply values.” Today, he’s focused on rebuilding a brighter future.

It covered themes such as power, dreams, hope and connection, highlighting how creativity can be a powerful tool for healing and self-expression.

Huge congratulations to everyone involved. 🎨✨

You can hear her talk about concerns about lack of independence from the Home Office, young people's experiences of the process, poor quality decision-making and an absence of oversight and accountability on decisions that have huge consequences for the lives of young people we work with.