The Yorkshire Young Achievers Foundation which supports young people and organisations working with them across the region has appointed three new trustees.
Joining the Board are Jan Fletcher OBE, Dipesh Mistry and Fiona Robinson.
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The Yorkshire Young Achievers Foundation which supports young people and organisations working with them across the region has appointed three new trustees.
Joining the Board are Jan Fletcher OBE, Dipesh Mistry and Fiona Robinson.
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