Connected Futures

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Applications Made

91

Local Partnerships Awarded

7

Local Partnerships by Region

This section shows the local partnerships set to benefit from the Connected Futures Fund. Each partnership will explore with young people the challenges they face, and where support is missing or lets them down, from schools and employers to housing, care or criminal justice. For more information on each partnership, visit the Youth Futures Foundation website.

North East (England)
Awarded: 0
North West (England)
Awarded: 2
Yorkshire and The Humber
Awarded: 1
East Midlands (England)
Awarded: 2
West Midlands (England)
Awarded: 0
East
Awarded: 0
London
Awarded: 2
South East (England)
Awarded: 1
South West (England)
Awarded: 0
HullHastingsBlackpoolBurnleyDerby and NottinghamBrentLewisham

Local Partnerships

The below table shows the organisations which make up each local partnership, and links are provided to the organisation which leads each partnership.

Links will be provided to datasets about each location when these become available.

Local partnerLed by
HastingsCXK with Hastings Borough Council and East Sussex County Council.
HullHumber Learning Consortium, working with The Warren, a youth-led charity, and Hull City Council.
BlackpoolRight to Succeed with Blackpool Football Club Community Trust, Blackpool Council, Blackpool and the Fylde College and Business in the Community. 
BurnleyCalico Enterprise, part of The Calico Group, and including Participation Works and the University of Central Lancashire.
East MidlandsD2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership with Direct Education Business Partnership (DEBP), a specialist education and employability provider, and Nottinghamshire County Council.
BrentThe Flourishing Futures partnership is led by Young Brent Foundation and includes Spark!, Brent Council and three housing associations (MTVH, Hyde and Catalyst Housing). 
LewishamLed by Lewisham Council, with Circle Collective and Phoenix Community Housing.