The National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi) have just premiered their new short film: Supported Internships for Young People - showcasing real experiences, ambitions and impact. Featuring Emma Stone, Karla Harriott and Rebecca Davies, the film shares what they are proud of, how supported internships have helped them and why working is meaningful to them. The short film embodies the core values of the Internships Work programme and sends a clear message: all young people want to work, can work and have always had the potential within them - they simply need the right support to unlock it.
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Short film: Supported Internships for Young People
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