JCDecaux Community Channel is proud to support Greater Manchester Youth Network (GMYN) and its new Out-of-Home campaign which is raising awareness about the work that the charity does across Manchester and encouraging businesses to support this work.
The new GMYN campaign features young people from Manchester and a QR code that businesses can scan to find out more about how they can support the fantastic work that the charity does.
GMYN supports young people aged 10-25 from across Greater Manchester by offering innovative and exciting opportunities that build vital skills and improve their health and wellbeing.
GMYN's vision is #YoungPeopleCan and the charity delivers a range of development programmes and drop-in activities to help young people transition to adulthood feeling skilled, supported and positive. Founded in 2007 by Chief Executive, Alex Fairweather, the charity has grown from a single volunteering project to a registered charity and has helped over 11,000 young people.
We are so grateful for the support of the JCDecaux Community Channel. This really is a once in a lifetime opportunity for our charity and the young people we support. We need business support now more than ever and we are excited to see who will step up and help us!Alex Fairweather Founder and CEO of GMYN
We are proud to be supporting this campaign using our digital assets in Manchester city centre to help raise awareness of GMYN and its mission to urge businesses to support young people in the region. The JCDecaux Community Channel creates real value through the power of the public screen and aims to amplify Out-of-Home’s role as a force for good in the community.Andy Morton Head of Development Partnerships at JCDecaux UK
The campaign is running on street furniture and large format digital screens across Manchester until 27th October.
Find out more about GMYN here.
Find out more about the JCDecaux Community Channel here.
