10.04.2018 Baroness Stowell of Beeston, new Charity Commission chair, visits ThinkForward in Nottingham
We were delighted to host a visit by Baroness Stowell of Beeston, the newly appointed chair of the Charity Commission, to our programme in N [..]
"ThinkForward intervenes early to ensure young people most at risk of becoming NEET make a successful transition from education into employment."
Kevin Munday, ThinkForward Managing Director
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09.03.2018 It’s National Apprenticeship Week. A former ThinkForward student talks about the benefit of doing an apprenticeship
Ossama is former ThinkForward student. He went to Swanlea School in Tower Hamlets, London, where his coach Ash helped him choose the right [..]
13.02.2018 DFN-MoveForward young people enjoy half-term activities
Our pilot programme for young people with mild to moderate learning disabilities started in September 2017 and is operating in Islington and [..]
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“This is a brilliant example of what can be achieved by organisations working on the ground offering an innovative approach to changing lives. I believe this will give young people the skills that will enable them to reach their future goals.”
Rt Hon. Iain Duncan Smith MP, Former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
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Attendance, attainment, behaviour and exam results are all important in ensuring young people make a successful transition from education into employment.
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Impetus - PEF
ThinkForward was created in 2010 by Impetus - The Private Equity Foundation (Impetus-PEF) following its research into how to dramatically reduce the likelihood of young people becoming NEET (not in education, employment or training). They are still a strategic partner today.