ThinkForward provides long-term coaching that gets young people ready for the world of work.
We develop the skills that young people need, help them overcome the challenges they face and facilitate employability activities to broaden their horizons and provide experience of the workplace.
FutureMe
Our FutureMe programme works with young people who face challenges on their path to success to get them ready for the world of work.
Making Strides
The Making Strides programme develops the work-readiness of young people with mild to moderate learning disabilities and autism.
Future Leaders
The Future Leaders programme works with Black students in London who have been excluded or are at risk of being excluded from mainstream school.
Where we work
FutureMe, Making Strides and Future Leaders work across four regions of the UK.
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Help us to reach the young people who need us most.
Our FutureMe programme works with young people who face challenges on their path to success to get them ready for the world of work. Our coaches are based in schools in London, Nottingham and Kent.
The Making Strides programme works with young adults in Hounslow, Islington, Tower Hamlets, Birmingham and Sandwell who have mild to moderate learning disabilities with the aim of supporting them into sustainable paid employment.
Our Future Leaders programme works with Black students in Alternative Provision schools in West London for two years, to support them into employment.
“I wish we could have ThinkForward in every school in Nottingham. They offer a really unique combination of long-term support to students by enabling them to have better and more successful experiences at school and crucially get experience of the world of work. ThinkForward has made a big impact and I’m looking forward to seeing more of our young people have brighter futures thanks to their work.”
Get support
If you are a young person that needs help or advice, please click here. Here you can find the details of organisations who can give you support and additional resources to help you.
If you are a young person that would like to tell us about something that has happened to you while on our programme, please click here.
If you are a parent or carer and have a concern about something that has happened to your child while they were on the programme, please email charlene.theophile@thinkforward.org.uk or click here.
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