22.10.2019 Celebrating National Mentoring Day
It’s National Mentoring Day on Sunday 27th October and great opportunity for us to highlight and celebrate the commitment of all the amazing businesses and their sta [..]
— ThinkForward's Mission Statement
Our ThinkForward programme provides long-term coaching to get young people ready for work.
The DFN-MoveForward programme develops the work-readiness of young people with mild to moderate learning difficulties.
ThinkForward was created in 2011 by Impetus. Since then we’ve become an
independent charity, developed our programme, and expanded to three regions outside of London.
Attendance, attainment, behaviour and exam results are all important in ensuring young people make a successful transition from education into employment.
Our ThinkForward programme works with hard to reach, disengaged young people in Tower Hamlets and Islington in London, Nottingham, and Kent.
DFN-MoveForward works in London, Kent and the West Midlands with young people who have mild to moderate learning disabilities with the aim of supporting them into sustainable paid employment.
“ThinkForward has proved in practise with real young people that it has truly understood the value of preventing rather than treating the challenge of young people who are NEET (not in education, employment or training), that’s just one of the reasons I love working with them.”
— Graham Allen, former Nottingham North MP
It’s National Mentoring Day on Sunday 27th October and great opportunity for us to highlight and celebrate the commitment of all the amazing businesses and their sta [..]
Staff from State Street worked with some of ThinkForward's young people at Swanlea School in East London to record a podcast on issues surrounding mental health. [..]
July saw graduation events taking place for ThinkForward’s Class of 2019 in London and Nottingham. The graduating cohort have spent five years on ThinkForward devel [..]