Our 20th Episode is a sensational conversation with a real trailblazer in youth volunteering.

Stephen Greene was at the visionary forefront of the National Citizen Service in the UK and is the founder and CEO of the groundbreaking RockCorps.

Stephen tells us the story and vision behind both RockCorps and NCS. He shares some of his secrets of building the youth citizenship muscle. He tells us the extraordinary story of the shaping of NCS from former Prime Minster David Cameron's Big Society to a scheme that impacted 1 in 6 young people in the UK.

He talks about the importance of ditching bureaucracy from youth volunteering offers; and upon the recently announced demise of NCS, we discuss why it is essential that the new government has a youth citizenship and volunteering strategy.

To read more about RockCorps go to https://www.rockcorps.com/

For info on NCS try https://wearencs.com/

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