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Laurence Griffin, 25, from Skipton, wants young people to receive more support when they transition from education to work

Education and Careers

Laurence Griffin, 25, from Skipton, wants young people to receive more support when they transition from education to work

Issues: Work+Play

Fixer Sam Jackson, a 19-year-old social worker from Allerdale, wants to encourage more young people to have higher career aspirations. His story was shown on ITV News Lookaround in August 2013.

Careers Horizons story on ITV News Lookaround

Fixer Sam Jackson, a 19-year-old social worker from Allerdale, wants to encourage more young people to have higher career aspirations. His story was shown on ITV News Lookaround in August 2013.

Issues: Work+Play

Ben Bengey, 19, from Ilfracombe, Devon, wants young people to pursue a career in the fishing industry.

Young Fisherfolk Fix on ITV West Country

Ben Bengey, 19, from Ilfracombe, Devon, wants young people to pursue a career in the fishing industry.

Issues: Work+Play

Fixer Nisha Dhadral, 19, and her team from the West Midlands, want young people to think about the damage a criminal record could do to their future career prospects. They have made these films with the help of Fixers as part of their campaign.

Laugh Now, Cry Later

Fixer Nisha Dhadral, 19, and her team from the West Midlands, want young people to think about the damage a criminal record could do to their future career prospects. They have made these films with the help of Fixers as part of their campaign.

Issues: Crime, Work+Play

‘The farm has been in my family for over 100 years now. I will be the fourth generation to take it over. I trained to be a graphic designer but I realised I wasn’t happy and I was choosing to go ploughing rather than sit at a sketchbook - so I went back to my roots.’ Emily Page (25) from Great Yarmouth wants to encourage more young people to pursue a career in agriculture. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in August 2015.

Fixers A Call to Farms Story on ITV News Anglia, August 2015

‘The farm has been in my family for over 100 years now. I will be the fourth generation to take it over. I trained to be a graphic designer but I realised I wasn’t happy and I was choosing to go ploughing rather than sit at a sketchbook - so I went back to my roots.’ Emily Page (25) from Great Yarmouth wants to encourage more young people to pursue a career in agriculture. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in August 2015.

Issues: Work+Play

Gemima Christodoulou-Peace, 19, from Ipswich, doesn't want gender to prevent youngsters from choosing a career.

Gender In Jobs Fix on ITV News Anglia

Gemima Christodoulou-Peace, 19, from Ipswich, doesn't want gender to prevent youngsters from choosing a career.

Issues: Prejudice

Carlos Lamprey (26) and his team from Leeds are encouraging young people to pursue a career in the creative arts.

Let's Get Creative

Carlos Lamprey (26) and his team from Leeds are encouraging young people to pursue a career in the creative arts.

Issues: Work+Play

Lee-Anne Reddey (23) from Sheffield has helped produce a film to encourage more people from underprivileged backgrounds to explore a career in law.

Explore Law

Lee-Anne Reddey (23) from Sheffield has helped produce a film to encourage more people from underprivileged backgrounds to explore a career in law.

Issues: Work+Play

Discovering the lack of awareness of joint hypermobility syndrome – even among medical professionals – Luke Murphy from Blantyre is raising the profile of the condition, which has drastically altered his life. The 19-year-old says having hypermobility affects his daily activities and has prevented him from pursuing a number of careers. This story was broadcast on STV Glasgow's Riverside Show in November 2014.

Fixers Hypermobility Story on STV Glasgows' Riverside Show, November 2014

Discovering the lack of awareness of joint hypermobility syndrome – even among medical professionals – Luke Murphy from Blantyre is raising the profile of the condition, which has drastically altered his life. The 19-year-old says having hypermobility affects his daily activities and has prevented him from pursuing a number of careers. This story was broadcast on STV Glasgow's Riverside Show in November 2014.

Issues: Prejudice

Nichola Wright, 21, from County Durham, wants more young women to take up engineering as a career.

Women Engineers Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

Nichola Wright, 21, from County Durham, wants more young women to take up engineering as a career.

Issues: Work+Play

Chloe Gallagher (17) and her team from Lowestoft in Suffolk want to tackle gender stereotypes in the workplace. They’ve helped create this film to challenge the belief that some jobs are reserved only for men or women, and to encourage young people not to let others’ preconceptions influence their career choices.

Doctor! Doctor! My Midwife is a Man: Gender Stereotyping in the Workplace

Chloe Gallagher (17) and her team from Lowestoft in Suffolk want to tackle gender stereotypes in the workplace. They’ve helped create this film to challenge the belief that some jobs are reserved only for men or women, and to encourage young people not to let others’ preconceptions influence their career choices.

Issues: Work+Play

Questioning why there aren’t more men working in childcare, or a higher number of female mechanics, Chloe Gallagher wants to challenge gender stereotypes in the workplace. The 17-year-old and her team from Lowestoft think it’s wrong that young people feel pressured to make career choices based on whether they're male or female. Her story was shown on ITV News Anglia in August 2014.

Gender Stereotypes story on ITV News Anglia, August 2014

Questioning why there aren’t more men working in childcare, or a higher number of female mechanics, Chloe Gallagher wants to challenge gender stereotypes in the workplace. The 17-year-old and her team from Lowestoft think it’s wrong that young people feel pressured to make career choices based on whether they're male or female. Her story was shown on ITV News Anglia in August 2014.

Issues: Work+Play

Alice Gray, 25, from Cardiff, wants more girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths

Girls For Science Fix on ITV News Wales

Alice Gray, 25, from Cardiff, wants more girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths

Issues: Work+Play

A group of Fixers from Banbury, led by Abi Sadler, 18, are highlighting the benefits of youth work. They’ve helped create this film to present it as a rewarding career option and to encourage more schools and colleges to offer courses in the subject.

Youth Works

A group of Fixers from Banbury, led by Abi Sadler, 18, are highlighting the benefits of youth work. They’ve helped create this film to present it as a rewarding career option and to encourage more schools and colleges to offer courses in the subject.

Issues: Work+Play

A Fixers project led by Adeola Gbakinro, 22, from Bexley in London. Adeola hopes to encourage more young people to seek a mentor. Read more here http://www.fixers.org.uk/news/17962-1...

entorship and You

A Fixers project led by Adeola Gbakinro, 22, from Bexley in London. Adeola hopes to encourage more young people to seek a mentor. Read more here http://www.fixers.org.uk/news/17962-1...

Issues: Relating

Jacob wants to show that having a disability doesn’t need to stop you from excelling within the sports industry.

Disability Employment in Sport

Jacob wants to show that having a disability doesn’t need to stop you from excelling within the sports industry.

Issues: Prejudice

A female mechanic is leading the drive against gender stereotyping in the workplace by challenging the belief that some jobs are reserved for men or women. Gemima Christodoulou-Peace, from Ipswich, has produced this film with Fixers to share her message.

Employment Stereotypes

A female mechanic is leading the drive against gender stereotyping in the workplace by challenging the belief that some jobs are reserved for men or women. Gemima Christodoulou-Peace, from Ipswich, has produced this film with Fixers to share her message.

Issues: Work+Play

‘I was born with a deformity in my right arm. Despite this, I have had a very successful sporting career and I’m now a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu coach.’ Keen to change negative perceptions about people with disabilities in martial arts, Sam Kaye (23) is showing others that it is possible to compete on an equal level. This story was broadcast on ITV News Lookaround in October 2015.

Inclusive Martial Arts Fix ITV Lookaround

‘I was born with a deformity in my right arm. Despite this, I have had a very successful sporting career and I’m now a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu coach.’ Keen to change negative perceptions about people with disabilities in martial arts, Sam Kaye (23) is showing others that it is possible to compete on an equal level. This story was broadcast on ITV News Lookaround in October 2015.

Issues: Prejudice, Work+Play

Lysette Hacking, 26, from Howarth wants more women to get into construction jobs.

Jobs and Gender Fix on ITV News Calendar

Lysette Hacking, 26, from Howarth wants more women to get into construction jobs.

Issues: Prejudice

Zara Parkin, 18, wants to put an end to gender stereotypes

End Gender Stereotypes

Zara Parkin, 18, wants to put an end to gender stereotypes

Issues: Work+Play

Hoping to inspire others to feel more confident in themselves, Leigh-Ann Ncube wants young people to make education and career choices that are right for them. The 23-year-old from Basildon in Essex says that as a twin, she often felt compared to her more academic sister, which influenced her decision to study A-levels. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia.

Fixers Self Confidence Story on ITV News Anglia, April 2015

Hoping to inspire others to feel more confident in themselves, Leigh-Ann Ncube wants young people to make education and career choices that are right for them. The 23-year-old from Basildon in Essex says that as a twin, she often felt compared to her more academic sister, which influenced her decision to study A-levels. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia.

Issues: Mind

'My dad has problems with his kidneys and spine, and my mum has really bad arthritis. She also has an underactive thyroid which makes her really tired and ill a lot.' From the age of 14, Charlotte Richardson, from Leicester, has been responsible for looking after her parents who both have a number of serious health issues. Charlotte is now 21 and hopes to raise the aspirations of young carers who she fears abandon thoughts of having a career. Her story was broadcast on ITV News Central on Thursday, July 14.

Caring For Young Carers Fix on ITV News

'My dad has problems with his kidneys and spine, and my mum has really bad arthritis. She also has an underactive thyroid which makes her really tired and ill a lot.' From the age of 14, Charlotte Richardson, from Leicester, has been responsible for looking after her parents who both have a number of serious health issues. Charlotte is now 21 and hopes to raise the aspirations of young carers who she fears abandon thoughts of having a career. Her story was broadcast on ITV News Central on Thursday, July 14.

Issues: Home

Jayde Shane, 16, from Folkestone, Kent, wants people with autism to use it to their potential

People's Potential

Jayde Shane, 16, from Folkestone, Kent, wants people with autism to use it to their potential

Issues: Prejudice

Michael Makinde and Efosa Omorogbe from East London are encouraging young people to follow their dreams rather than listening to what other people want them to do with their lives.

The Forgotten Youth

Michael Makinde and Efosa Omorogbe from East London are encouraging young people to follow their dreams rather than listening to what other people want them to do with their lives.

Issues: Work+Play

A short film raising awareness about dyspraxia, by Allan Rewcastle, 19.

Stop Dyspraxia Stigma

A short film raising awareness about dyspraxia, by Allan Rewcastle, 19.

Issues: Body

Samuel Remi-Akinwale wants young people to be taught life skills at school

PSHE Education For All Fix on ITV Granada Reports

Samuel Remi-Akinwale wants young people to be taught life skills at school

Issues: Relating

Maryam Olajide, 25, from London, wants youngsters from inner city areas to break free from negative stereotypes and achieve their dreams. She’s helped make this Fixers film to show young people they can succeed in life regardless of where they're from.

Better Options

Maryam Olajide, 25, from London, wants youngsters from inner city areas to break free from negative stereotypes and achieve their dreams. She’s helped make this Fixers film to show young people they can succeed in life regardless of where they're from.

Issues: Crime

Jemma Watson, 17, from Pudsey in Leeds, wants creative subjects to be taken more seriously in schools.

Art of Working Fix on ITV News Calendar

Jemma Watson, 17, from Pudsey in Leeds, wants creative subjects to be taken more seriously in schools.

Issues: Work+Play

A teenager hoping to follow in his father’s footsteps by joining the Royal Navy, wants people to show more respect for army veterans. Sixteen-year-old Thomas Smythe from Witham, Essex is encouraging people to put aside their personal opinions of the armed forces and appreciate the sacrifice many make in the line of duty. He hopes this Fixers film can shed some light on the issue.

Respect Our Veterans

A teenager hoping to follow in his father’s footsteps by joining the Royal Navy, wants people to show more respect for army veterans. Sixteen-year-old Thomas Smythe from Witham, Essex is encouraging people to put aside their personal opinions of the armed forces and appreciate the sacrifice many make in the line of duty. He hopes this Fixers film can shed some light on the issue.

Issues: Relating

Cynthia, 20, from Birmingham, wants every child in the UK to be given the same opportunities regardless of where they were born.

My Story

Cynthia, 20, from Birmingham, wants every child in the UK to be given the same opportunities regardless of where they were born.

Issues: Work+Play

An aspiring teenager rapper who lost his little brother in tragic circumstances is determined to inspire young people to follow their dreams whatever life may throw at them. Owen Leach, 15, from Sheerness in Kent, has attended seven different secondary schools and youth behaviour units because he kept getting into trouble, but says music is helping him to turn things around.

Hopes & Dreams

An aspiring teenager rapper who lost his little brother in tragic circumstances is determined to inspire young people to follow their dreams whatever life may throw at them. Owen Leach, 15, from Sheerness in Kent, has attended seven different secondary schools and youth behaviour units because he kept getting into trouble, but says music is helping him to turn things around.

Issues: Work+Play

Zenisha Peterkin, 17, from Camberwell, wants to encourage self-confidence in young people

Know Yourself

Zenisha Peterkin, 17, from Camberwell, wants to encourage self-confidence in young people

Issues: Work+Play

Sophie has created a Fixers project to help the public understand what it is to be a young carer, and the challenges that they can face both at home and going forward in their professional lives.

Caring For Carers

Sophie has created a Fixers project to help the public understand what it is to be a young carer, and the challenges that they can face both at home and going forward in their professional lives.

Issues: Work+Play

'If I didn't have boxing I'd probably still be working as a potwash, and that's not a career I wanted. I realised too late how important education was - now I want to encourage young people to do as well as they can in school.' Professional boxer, Josh Kennedy, 25, is encouraging young people to 'learn from his mistakes' and work hard to get a good education.

Fight for Education Fix on ITV Meridian East

'If I didn't have boxing I'd probably still be working as a potwash, and that's not a career I wanted. I realised too late how important education was - now I want to encourage young people to do as well as they can in school.' Professional boxer, Josh Kennedy, 25, is encouraging young people to 'learn from his mistakes' and work hard to get a good education.

Issues: Work+Play

Stephanie Keenan, 18, from Ramsgate, is encouraging victims of bullying to confide in someone they trust.

Bullying Impact Fix on ITV News Meridian (E)

Stephanie Keenan, 18, from Ramsgate, is encouraging victims of bullying to confide in someone they trust.

Issues: Mind

Esther Bamuyi, 19, from Gravesend, wants people to embrace their individuality.

Embrace Your Individuality

Esther Bamuyi, 19, from Gravesend, wants people to embrace their individuality.

Issues: Relating

Fixer Sam Jackson (19) from Cumbria has helped create a film to show other young people there are employment opportunities out there. He feels not enough people in Cumbria are aware of where to look.

Aim High

Fixer Sam Jackson (19) from Cumbria has helped create a film to show other young people there are employment opportunities out there. He feels not enough people in Cumbria are aware of where to look.

Issues: Work+Play

Cornwall Fixer Lorna Keight, 22, is shedding light on the pressures those in the agricultural trade face and creating a campaign to encourage more public support for farmers. This story about her campaign was shown on ITV News West Country (W) in August 2013.

Supporting Farmers story on ITV News West Country (W)

Cornwall Fixer Lorna Keight, 22, is shedding light on the pressures those in the agricultural trade face and creating a campaign to encourage more public support for farmers. This story about her campaign was shown on ITV News West Country (W) in August 2013.

Issues: Mind, Work+Play

Kate Rogers, 19 and her group of Fixers, concerned by the level of unemployment in Cornwall, are creating a unique 'top trumps' campaign to raise the profile of young jobseekers. Their story was featured on ITV News West Country (W) on Thursday 9th May 2013.

Fixers Young Jobseekers Story on ITV News

Kate Rogers, 19 and her group of Fixers, concerned by the level of unemployment in Cornwall, are creating a unique 'top trumps' campaign to raise the profile of young jobseekers. Their story was featured on ITV News West Country (W) on Thursday 9th May 2013.

Issues: Work+Play

Bonnie Fox, 20, from Derby, wants people with mental health conditions to be treated equally.

Cut From The Same Cloth

Bonnie Fox, 20, from Derby, wants people with mental health conditions to be treated equally.

Issues: Mind

Ellie James, 16, and her team from Swindon want to inspire others their age to embrace education. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this series of short film clips to show young people the value of learning when it comes to pursuing a career.

Aspirations For Education

Ellie James, 16, and her team from Swindon want to inspire others their age to embrace education. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this series of short film clips to show young people the value of learning when it comes to pursuing a career.

Issues: Work+Play

An Essex Fixer Fiona Malpass, 21, whose hard-hitting film about mental health won national recognition, is continuing to campaign for greater mental health awareness four years after her Fixers project.

A Follow-Up with Fixer Fiona Malpass

An Essex Fixer Fiona Malpass, 21, whose hard-hitting film about mental health won national recognition, is continuing to campaign for greater mental health awareness four years after her Fixers project.

Issues: Mind, Prejudice

Fixer Holly Horsley (25) from the Lake District, who feels meditation could be the answer to school stress, is campaigning for pupils to be taught the practice. This story was broadcast on ITV News Lookaround in March 2014.

Fixers Meditation Story on ITV News Lookaround, March 2014

Fixer Holly Horsley (25) from the Lake District, who feels meditation could be the answer to school stress, is campaigning for pupils to be taught the practice. This story was broadcast on ITV News Lookaround in March 2014.

Issues: Mind

Phoebe Lynch, a model from Inverness, is informing others how to be safe while pursuing a career in the modelling industry. The 25-year-old wants to guide young people, who are starting out a career in the modelling industry, and their parents away from scams and other possible issues.

Model Safety

Phoebe Lynch, a model from Inverness, is informing others how to be safe while pursuing a career in the modelling industry. The 25-year-old wants to guide young people, who are starting out a career in the modelling industry, and their parents away from scams and other possible issues.

Issues: Safety

Samuel Remi-Akinwale, 16, wants to ensure young people are taught life skills at school

Curriculum B4 Us

Samuel Remi-Akinwale, 16, wants to ensure young people are taught life skills at school

Issues: Work+Play

Callander Fixer Amy Warbrick (17) and her team have made a film highlighting the difficulties they face with public transport in their town. They hope the film helps bus companies, the council and local decision-makers understand how these travel troubles affect young people's lives.

Travel Trouble

Callander Fixer Amy Warbrick (17) and her team have made a film highlighting the difficulties they face with public transport in their town. They hope the film helps bus companies, the council and local decision-makers understand how these travel troubles affect young people's lives.

Issues: Work+Play

Fixer Beth Pickering (20) wants to challenge negative stereotypes of young mothers and to offer support to young parents in Bridgwater. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country in January 2011.

Mum On A Mission Fix on ITV News West Country, January 2011

Fixer Beth Pickering (20) wants to challenge negative stereotypes of young mothers and to offer support to young parents in Bridgwater. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country in January 2011.

Issues: Home

Laura Finnigan (17) from Liverpool wants to end homophobia. She has helped to make a Fixers film, which shows that being lesbian, gay, bi-sexual or transgender (LGBT) isn’t a lifestyle choice, but part of a person's identity.

Changes - Tackling Homophobia

Laura Finnigan (17) from Liverpool wants to end homophobia. She has helped to make a Fixers film, which shows that being lesbian, gay, bi-sexual or transgender (LGBT) isn’t a lifestyle choice, but part of a person's identity.

Issues: Prejudice

Lucy Mathison, 18, from Tyne and Wear, is raising awareness of eating disorders

ANNA

Lucy Mathison, 18, from Tyne and Wear, is raising awareness of eating disorders

Issues: Mind

Glasgow Fixer, Skye Woolcott (17) and her team hope their film helps people better recognise the hard work that young carers do.

The Separate Lives of Young Carers

Glasgow Fixer, Skye Woolcott (17) and her team hope their film helps people better recognise the hard work that young carers do.

Issues: Home

He used to be a professional footballer before his health played foul – now Tobi Alabi wants to help others spot the warning signs of heart conditions. After collapsing on the pitch, the Fixer is encouraging others to learn to recognise the symptoms of undiagnosed cardiac problems, which are thought to cause the deaths of around 600 young people a year. This campaign was broadcast on ITV News London in September 2014

Fixers Young Hearts Story on ITV News London, September 2014

He used to be a professional footballer before his health played foul – now Tobi Alabi wants to help others spot the warning signs of heart conditions. After collapsing on the pitch, the Fixer is encouraging others to learn to recognise the symptoms of undiagnosed cardiac problems, which are thought to cause the deaths of around 600 young people a year. This campaign was broadcast on ITV News London in September 2014

Issues: Body

Emma Gray (21) and her team from Hertfordshire are concerned that too many young people feel a pressure to be perfect. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to encourage others to be happy with who they are.

Am I Perfect?

Emma Gray (21) and her team from Hertfordshire are concerned that too many young people feel a pressure to be perfect. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to encourage others to be happy with who they are.

Issues: Mind

Aware of the challenges faced by young graduates looking for work after university, Jordan Moore has enlisted the help of his role models to try to inspire others. His story will be shown on ITV News London on Thursday 2nd October between 6:00 and 6:30pm. The 21-year-old Fixer from Romford wants to support his peers in their search for work, by encouraging them to do something extra to make themselves more employable.

Fixers Graduate Dreams Story on ITV News London, October 2014

Aware of the challenges faced by young graduates looking for work after university, Jordan Moore has enlisted the help of his role models to try to inspire others. His story will be shown on ITV News London on Thursday 2nd October between 6:00 and 6:30pm. The 21-year-old Fixer from Romford wants to support his peers in their search for work, by encouraging them to do something extra to make themselves more employable.

Issues: Work+Play

Guitarist James Watson, 21, from Bury in Greater Manchester, wants to show young people that music can have a positive impact on their lives. With Fixers and his team, he’s helped create this film to encourage others his age to learn to sing or play an instrument.

Music Opportunities

Guitarist James Watson, 21, from Bury in Greater Manchester, wants to show young people that music can have a positive impact on their lives. With Fixers and his team, he’s helped create this film to encourage others his age to learn to sing or play an instrument.

Issues: Work+Play

Nineteen-year-old Toni McMillan and her team from Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, are challenging negative stereotypes of young jobseekers. They have made a Fixers film showing employers that young people deserve a fair chance.

Growing Together

Nineteen-year-old Toni McMillan and her team from Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, are challenging negative stereotypes of young jobseekers. They have made a Fixers film showing employers that young people deserve a fair chance.

Issues: Prejudice

Rachel Wylie (20) from Leeds wants employers to stop judging young people with criminal records and to give them a fair chance. She has helped to make a film, which looks at the struggle many ex-offenders face to try to get on the employment ladder.

The Stigma of Ex-Offenders

Rachel Wylie (20) from Leeds wants employers to stop judging young people with criminal records and to give them a fair chance. She has helped to make a film, which looks at the struggle many ex-offenders face to try to get on the employment ladder.

Issues: Prejudice

‘When I was 18, I had my whole life planned out. Then, after my A-Levels, I found out I was pregnant. In that moment I thought I’d ruined everything and my life was over. I couldn’t see that this baby was going to be a blessing in our lives.’ Rebecca Finlay in fact went on to complete a college course and enrol at university after the birth of her son.

Life After Birth Fix on UTV Live

‘When I was 18, I had my whole life planned out. Then, after my A-Levels, I found out I was pregnant. In that moment I thought I’d ruined everything and my life was over. I couldn’t see that this baby was going to be a blessing in our lives.’ Rebecca Finlay in fact went on to complete a college course and enrol at university after the birth of her son.

Issues: Work+Play

Zeynab Ahmed is concerned that young people from a disadvantaged background can struggle to find a career. With Fixers she uses famed magician Dynamo to show others the trick to achieving their dreams.

Believe and You Will Achieve || Dynamo

Zeynab Ahmed is concerned that young people from a disadvantaged background can struggle to find a career. With Fixers she uses famed magician Dynamo to show others the trick to achieving their dreams.

Issues: Work+Play

Shannon Johnson, 18, from Seaton Delaval, wants to encourage girls to take up rugby.

Women's Rugby Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

Shannon Johnson, 18, from Seaton Delaval, wants to encourage girls to take up rugby.

Issues: Work+Play

More Fixers Films

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My 2009 Music Video for Fixers about Creative Arts

My Fixers Music Video

My 2009 Music Video for Fixers about Creative Arts

Issues: Work+Play

Fixer Fiona Malpass, 20, from Essex, is tackling teen depression with a short film drama about living with the condition and seeking help. This story was broadcast in May 2010.

Fixers Teen Dispirit on ITV News Anglia in May 2010

Fixer Fiona Malpass, 20, from Essex, is tackling teen depression with a short film drama about living with the condition and seeking help. This story was broadcast in May 2010.

Issues: Mind

Danny McGlynn (19) from Sunderland believes ex-soldiers need support to adjust to civilian life, and is getting his message across with music. His story was broadcast on ITV News Tyne Tees in April 2011.

Fixers Civvy Street story on ITV News Tyne Tees, April 2011

Danny McGlynn (19) from Sunderland believes ex-soldiers need support to adjust to civilian life, and is getting his message across with music. His story was broadcast on ITV News Tyne Tees in April 2011.

Issues: Mind

Magician Aaron McKnight wants to show others that following their dreams is the trick to finding happiness. With Fixers, the 17-year-old from Carlisle and his team have helped create this film to inspire others to do something they love.

Magic and Aspirations

Magician Aaron McKnight wants to show others that following their dreams is the trick to finding happiness. With Fixers, the 17-year-old from Carlisle and his team have helped create this film to inspire others to do something they love.

Issues: Work+Play

Hampshire Fixer Garreth McCarthy's, 24, helped write and starred in this drama based on his own experiences of crime and drugs.

The Right Road

Hampshire Fixer Garreth McCarthy's, 24, helped write and starred in this drama based on his own experiences of crime and drugs.

Issues: Drugs, Crime

James Ellis from Nottingham hasn’t let cerebral palsy get in the way of his dreams. With Fixers, the 24-year-old rapper and music producer has created this film to urge others with disabilities to have self-belief and pursue their goals.

Self Belief

James Ellis from Nottingham hasn’t let cerebral palsy get in the way of his dreams. With Fixers, the 24-year-old rapper and music producer has created this film to urge others with disabilities to have self-belief and pursue their goals.

Issues: Mind

Fixers Posters and Publications

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“Pikies”, “thieves” and “scroungers” are all words one young woman from Wrexham is tired of hearing to describe her Irish traveller heritage. Chantelle Purcell, 21, is campaigning through Fixers to quash common misconceptions about the community with this poster.

The Truth about Travellers

“Pikies”, “thieves” and “scroungers” are all words one young woman from Wrexham is tired of hearing to describe her Irish traveller heritage. Chantelle Purcell, 21, is campaigning through Fixers to quash common misconceptions about the community with this poster.

Issues: Prejudice

Alexa Moore (24) from Stourport says at 16 she felt pushed towards university, and now wants to show school leavers the different options available. With Fixers, she’s helped to create this series of postcards to highlight the benefits of apprenticeships, so young people can decide whether on-the-job training is right for them.

Apprenticeships Postcards

Alexa Moore (24) from Stourport says at 16 she felt pushed towards university, and now wants to show school leavers the different options available. With Fixers, she’s helped to create this series of postcards to highlight the benefits of apprenticeships, so young people can decide whether on-the-job training is right for them.

Issues: Work+Play

Alex Hey (20) from Bradford is concerned that too many young people feel they have nothing to do. With Fixers, he’s helped create this booklet to inspire others his age to take up a sport like dance or parkour.

Nothing To Do Booklet

Alex Hey (20) from Bradford is concerned that too many young people feel they have nothing to do. With Fixers, he’s helped create this booklet to inspire others his age to take up a sport like dance or parkour.

Issues: Work+Play

Stacey Blundell (22) from Wrexham is educating others of their rights, as she believes many young people can be exploited due to their age. With the help of Fixers, she and her group have created a poster series outlining the different types of discrimination that may exist in the workforce. This is the Welsh version.

Pobl Ifanc medrwch eich hawliau!

Stacey Blundell (22) from Wrexham is educating others of their rights, as she believes many young people can be exploited due to their age. With the help of Fixers, she and her group have created a poster series outlining the different types of discrimination that may exist in the workforce. This is the Welsh version.

Issues: Prejudice, Work+Play

Stacey Blundell (22) from Wrexham is educating others of their rights, as she believes many young people can be exploited due to their age. With the help of Fixers, she and her group have created a poster series outlining the different types of discrimination that may exist in the workforce. This is the English version.

Young People Know Your Rights Posters

Stacey Blundell (22) from Wrexham is educating others of their rights, as she believes many young people can be exploited due to their age. With the help of Fixers, she and her group have created a poster series outlining the different types of discrimination that may exist in the workforce. This is the English version.

Issues: Prejudice, Work+Play

Having sought advice from some of his role models, 21-year-old Jordan Moore from Romford has helped compile this booklet of hints and tips for media graduates trying to forge a career in the industry.

How I Broke into the Media Industry Booklet

Having sought advice from some of his role models, 21-year-old Jordan Moore from Romford has helped compile this booklet of hints and tips for media graduates trying to forge a career in the industry.

Issues: Work+Play

Young apprentice Jem Cutter (18) and his team from Durham helped to design a Fixers leaflet aimed at inspiring others their age to consider apprenticeships as an alternative to pursuing higher education.

Looking 4 Options Leaflet

Young apprentice Jem Cutter (18) and his team from Durham helped to design a Fixers leaflet aimed at inspiring others their age to consider apprenticeships as an alternative to pursuing higher education.

Issues: Work+Play

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