Duke of Edinburgh's Award gives 'resilience to get through life'

Young people living in the north west who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme have shared their experiences of charity work and rural treks.

It follows the announcement of Prince Philip's death on Friday.

Tasks for the awards involve volunteering, physical challenges, developing new skills and taking part in expeditions.

The teenagers also spoke about how the scheme improved their mindset and reduced anxiety.

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