Quick facts

Years trading
11 years (since 2015)
Company size
11 to 50 employees
Group size
1 to 30
Day rate
From £1,000
Delivery formats
In Person, Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT), Hybrid / blended, Meta, Virtual - On-demand learning
Delivers in
USA (West Coast), USA (East Coast), USA (Other), Asia, Europe, Australasia, India, UK, UAE, Canada

About Make (Good) Trouble

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Make (Good) Trouble is a social impact organization focused on creating positive change for young people and families through youth-led co-creation. They work with young people to co-produce content, evaluate projects, and carry out research into young audiences. Their programs aim to support emotional wellbeing, improve communication and relationship skills, and challenge societal norms. The organization collaborates with schools, families, and policy makers to foster understanding and development in teens. They provide digital badges for participating youths, enhancing their credentials and skills beyond formal education.

Group size
1 - 30
Daily rate
£1,000
Number of employees
11 to 50
Years trading
11
Has own premises
No
Apprenticeships
No
Funded Courses
No

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Make (Good) Trouble is a social impact organization focused on creating positive change for young people and families through youth-led co-creation. They work with young people to co-produce content, evaluate projects, and carry out research into young audiences. Their programs aim to support emotional wellbeing, improve communication and relationship skills, and challenge societal norms. The organization collaborates with schools, families, and policy makers to foster understanding and development in teens. They provide digital badges for participating youths, enhancing their credentials and skills beyond formal education.

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