It has been two years since Curly’s Farm opened its Young Farmers’ Club on the Isle of Sheppey – the first one in this rural community’s history. The club prides itself on being inclusive and open to everyone – just like the ethos behind the farm itself.

Gwern swapped plumbing for farming and hasn't looked back and is now running a 450-acre farm in West Wales.

Alison Balsdon and Katie Grist both travelled to Nepal with YFC Travel to experience a different culture and support rural communities in a different part of the world.

When Louth YFC lost its Club Chair earlier this year, the club pulled together to ensure everyone stayed connected and knew there was support available.

An opportunity to lead rural youth groups across Europe proved to be a bigger challenge than anticipated when Niall Evans from Brecknock took on a Board position after Brexit and during a global pandemic.

When Hadley Glover decided to tell his family and friends about his sexuality, he was afraid of their reaction. Three years on, and as Kent county federation vice chair, he’s now committed to supporting others to be who they want to be.

A YFC Travel adventure sparked a friendship that has grown for over 15 years, despite the 1,000 miles separating Stacey Archer and her host family.