Everything is Possible

Everything is Possible We offer international mobility opportunities to young people via the Turing Scheme of the UK government

Everything is Possible wishes to offer opportunities to all young people, but in particular will look to target young people from minority ethnic groups, or those who have had less access to opportunities. Even though our offices are bases in Yorkshire, we work all over the UK and are happy to work with young people and partners from any area.

23/08/2026

🦒 Lilyanna’s South African experience: learning to protect wildlife for the future 🇿🇦

From hands-on animal management to wildlife research, Lilyanna from York has gained an incredible range of experiences through her Turing Scheme-funded project in South Africa.

Her project saw her supporting visiting students through activities including kayaking, abseiling and giraffe walks, while also contributing to conservation and research through camera traps, reptile monitoring, giraffe identification, monkey monitoring and reserve management.

Along the way, Lilyanna developed new knowledge of wildlife, learned elements of Zulu and Afrikaans and, importantly, grew in confidence working with large groups of people.

In this video, she looks back on the hands-on experience and skills she gained in South Africa and shares what mattered most to her: learning about wildlife and how to protect it for future generations.

A fantastic project and an experience that will undoubtedly support Lilyanna as she takes her next steps in animal management. Well done, Lilyanna!

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government.

20/08/2026

⚙️ From all-terrain vehicles to submarines: Henry & Milo’s engineering project in Aruba 🇦🇼

Henry and Milo from Askham Bryan College are taking part in a Turing Scheme-funded mechanics and engineering project in Aruba, putting their skills into practice in two very different working environments.

At De Palm’s garage, they have been servicing and repairing all-terrain vehicles, buses and off-road vehicles, tackling everything from oil and filter changes to CVT belts, clutches and fault diagnosis – before getting the opportunity to test-drive some of the vehicles they had worked on.

At Atlantis Submarines, they have discovered another side of engineering, helping prepare and charge the submarine while also supporting maintenance on the boats serving De Palm Island.

Beyond the technical experience, living in Aruba has also helped them develop their independence, budgeting skills and confidence while experiencing life in a completely different environment.

In this video, Henry and Milo take us behind the scenes of their project and share some of the practical and personal skills they have gained along the way.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

15/08/2026

⚽ More than coaching: Mason’s Turing Scheme project in Aruba 🇦🇼

Mason is taking part in a Turing Scheme-funded sports coaching project in Aruba, gaining experience across several very different environments on the island.

At Unistar, he coaches an Under-12 football team, helping young players develop their skills while strengthening his own coaching and communication abilities. He has also been working as a lifeguard, developing essential observation and communication skills in a completely different setting.

Another important part of Mason’s project has been supporting sports sessions at KIA, Aruba’s correctional institution, working with different groups of inmates and using sport as an opportunity to connect, exchange skills and learn from one another.

In this video, Mason takes us through his different activities and explains how working with people from different backgrounds and languages has helped him develop his confidence, communication and coaching skills.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

11/08/2026

🦩 Up close with Aruba’s wildlife: Keira & Lana’s Turing Scheme project 🇦🇼

Keira and Lana from are taking part in a Turing Scheme-funded animal management project in Aruba, working closely with flamingos, tortoises and other species at De Palm Island.

From daily animal care and monitoring flamingo behaviour to supporting veterinary activities, their project is giving them valuable hands-on experience while also allowing them to share their own knowledge with rangers and visitors.

Alongside their work, they have embraced Aruban life and culture – exploring the island, discovering its native wildlife and even learning Papiamento!

In this video, Keira and Lana take us behind the scenes of their project and share some of the experiences, skills and memories they have gained in Aruba.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

25/07/2026

🌊 Fern's Turing Scheme project: exploring marine conservation in Aruba 🇦🇼

Fern is taking part in a Turing Scheme-funded project in Aruba, where she is gaining hands-on experience with Atlantis Submarines while discovering the fascinating world of marine conservation.

From giving presentations on board to supporting submarine dives, Fern is learning how Aruba protects its coral reefs and marine ecosystems while balancing conservation with sustainable tourism.

"This has given me the best experience I could have asked for. I'm truly thankful to be here."

In this video, Fern shares her experience, the incredible marine wildlife she has encountered and how this project is preparing her for her future studies in marine conservation.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

🦩 Another day protecting Aruba's wildlife 🇦🇼Keira and Lana continue their Turing Scheme project with Flamingo Conservati...
21/07/2026

🦩 Another day protecting Aruba's wildlife 🇦🇼

Keira and Lana continue their Turing Scheme project with Flamingo Conservation Aruba, supporting the care of the island's wildlife and sharing their knowledge with the team.

In these photos, Lana is helping care for the island's tortoises and terrapins, while also sharing interesting facts about flamingos with another ranger.

Every day brings new opportunities to learn, contribute and help protect Aruba's unique wildlife.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

🐒 Making the most of every opportunity in South Africa 🇿🇦With a quieter week at the reserve, Daniel and Lilyanna made th...
20/07/2026

🐒 Making the most of every opportunity in South Africa 🇿🇦

With a quieter week at the reserve, Daniel and Lilyanna made the most of the opportunity to support a variety of important conservation tasks behind the scenes.

They helped reset camera traps, monitored the local monkey population, recorded bird species around the camp and caught up on essential project work, contributing valuable data to the reserve's ongoing conservation efforts.

Conservation isn't always about being out on game drives—every task plays an important role in protecting wildlife and supporting research. It's fantastic to see Daniel and Lilyanna embracing every aspect of their placement and continuing to build their skills.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government.

🚙 Behind the scenes at De Palm Tours 🇦🇼Henry and Milo have quickly settled into their Turing Scheme-funded project in Ar...
19/07/2026

🚙 Behind the scenes at De Palm Tours 🇦🇼

Henry and Milo have quickly settled into their Turing Scheme-funded project in Aruba, gaining valuable practical experience with the team at De Palm Tours.

Over the past week, they have been servicing UTVs by replacing air, fuel and oil filters, changing engine oil and carrying out test drives to ensure each vehicle is safe and ready for guests.

They have also been involved in more advanced repairs, including a clutch replacement on one of the off-road tour jeeps, where they disconnected the propshaft and cleaned the bell housing to eliminate clutch slip.

Another fantastic week of learning, developing new mechanical skills and gaining real-world experience in an international environment!

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

07/07/2026

🔧 Alfie & Jack reflect on an unforgettable adventure in Aruba 🇦🇼

After two incredible months in Aruba, Alfie and Jack are looking back on an experience that has helped them grow both personally and professionally.

Working at De Palm Tours and Atlantis Submarines, they gained hands-on experience maintaining ATVs, tour vehicles, boats and even taking part in a major submarine refit involving 264 batteries. One of the highlights of their project was joining a successful test dive after helping prepare the submarine for inspection.

"Since the beginning of this project, my confidence has grown massively."

In this final video, Alfie and Jack reflect on the technical skills they have developed, the friendships they have made and how living and working abroad has given them greater confidence, independence and a new perspective on life.

We are incredibly proud of everything they have achieved throughout their placement. Thank you, Alfie and Jack, for representing Everything is Possible with such enthusiasm, professionalism and dedication.

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government with the support from .

🦒 A busy first weeks for Daniel & Lilyanna in South Africa 🇿🇦Daniel and Lilyanna have been making the most of their firs...
05/07/2026

🦒 A busy first weeks for Daniel & Lilyanna in South Africa 🇿🇦

Daniel and Lilyanna have been making the most of their first weeks in South Africa, taking part in a wide range of conservation, research and community activities as part of their Turing Scheme-funded project.

From giraffe walks to identify individuals, social groups and populations, to supporting water quality testing, reptile handling and educational activities with visiting students, every day has brought new opportunities to learn and develop practical conservation skills.

On the three last pictures:
"Lilyanna taking part in the community outreach animal vaccination programme where they have been catching and vaccinating goats with Jenny Preiss (SAVC registered vet)"

It's fantastic to see both trainees settling in so well, gaining hands-on experience and making a positive contribution from the very start. We can't wait to share more of their journey over the coming weeks!

Project co-funded by the programme of the UK government.

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