Action Tutoring partners with schools to provide trained tutors who support pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, helping them improve their academic performance. They aim to bridge the educational attainment gap and ensure every student has the opportunity to succeed.

Ada, the National College for Digital Skills, empowers diverse talent with high-quality apprenticeships and a top-performing sixth form college. Focused on advanced digital skills, Ada bridges education and the tech sector, preparing students for successful careers in technology.

Breadwinners support young refugees into work, training and mentoring opportunities by selling artisan organic bread across farmers markets and through wholesale for social and environmental-focused businesses.

Business Launchpad is an enterprise charity which aims to help young people into employment or self-employment through coaching, interactive workshops, business incubation, and workplace training.

Co-op Academies Trust, a group of 37 schools across the North of England. Impetus is supporting Co-op Academies Trust to design and roll out high-quality internal alternative provision (IAP) across all its secondary schools.

The Difference trains future inclusive school leaders, collaborating with pupil referral units and mainstream schools nationwide. Impetus supports their four-year pilot, which tests a radical approach to transforming education for students at risk of exclusion.

Empire Fighting Chance, a leading sport for development charity, was born to fight the impact of inequality on young people’s lives. Through non-contact boxing and intensive personal support, they challenge and inspire young people to realise their unique potential.

Football Beyond Borders uses football to support young people who are disengaged and at risk of school exclusion. Their two-year programme includes weekly two-hour sessions that build literacy and soft skills, helping students gain the necessary skills to succeed.

Generation UK offers skills bootcamps in various professions. Their programme combines technical skills, support and strong employer connections to secure employment. Operating in cities across the UK, they help young people enter the workforce.

Founded by volunteers in 2006, IMO Charity has grown into the go-to provider of youth programmes for Blackburn's South Asian community. They offer diverse services in community development, health, well-being, education, and employability, providing effective support for local youth.

The Jon Egging Trust supports disengaged youth with their Blue Skies programme, using STEM experiences to boost aspiration, self-belief, and resilience. Young people can regain focus, confidence, and motivation to re-engage with education and make informed career choices.

Khulisa supports marginalised young people exhibiting challenging behaviour, providing skills to choose alternatives to violence and crime. Through therapeutic group programmes and training for adults, Khulisa fosters emotional resilience, self-awareness, and positive change in young people aged 11-25.

Kids Inspire provides specialist support to young people and families affected by trauma, distress, or negative experiences. They promote self-awareness, resilience, and positive relationship building for young people, helping them to improve their mental health and re-engage in education.

MCR Pathways is a national award-winning mentoring programme addressing educational inequality for young people in care and facing disadvantages. They support individuals from ages 10-18 to obtain improved educational outcomes, career opportunities and life chances.

Olive Academies Trust runs five academies in London and East England, specialising in alternative provision. They also operate an exclusion-prevention programme in mainstream schools to transform the lives of students struggling with traditional education methods.

School of Hard Knocks empowers individuals through physical activity, social-emotional learning, and one-on-one support. Their 5Cs framework (confidence, commitment, communication, control, cohesion) fosters behavior change and genuine acceptance, helping participants find meaning and purpose.

Sister System supports care-affected young women aged 13-24 in North London, primarily from Black and Ethnic Minority backgrounds. Sister System helps with sustaining positive relationships, mental wellbeing, and engagement in education, employment, or training.

Streets of Growth helps young adults reduce harm and positively change their lives and neighbourhoods. They build long-term trust, safety, and a shared vision, supporting young people in progressing in education and work.

The Tutor Trust provides small group tuition for disadvantaged pupils in northern England. The Education Endowment Foundation found tutored primary school children made three months’ additional progress in maths. Impetus helps The Tutor Trust improve exam results for more pupils.

The Two Counties Trust, a Multi Academy Trust made up of nine secondary academies educating students across the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire regions. With our support, TTCT will place more at-risk students into effective IAP programmes, improving their outcomes and, in time, demonstrating best practices for the sector.

Voice 21 offers oracy training for teachers and schools, helping them embed foundational speaking and listening skills into the curriculum. Impetus has strengthened Voice 21, enabling them to achieve better results and reach young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in 607 schools nationwide.