We work with partner organisations to improve learning opportunities, learner engagement and progression in Surrey and beyond, particularly for those who have missed out on learning in the past.
We work with partner organisations to improve learning opportunities, learner engagement and progression in Surrey and beyond, particularly for those who have missed out on learning in the past.
We are grateful to the many partner organisations and funding organisations who support our work:
- Activate Learning
- Brooklands College
- Coast to Capital
- Community Foundation Surrey
- Clarion Futures
- Department of Work & Pensions
- Elmbridge Borough Council
- Epsom & Ewell Borough Council
- Epsom Surestart Children’s Centre
- European Social Fund
- Evans Cycles
- Guildford Borough Council (Aspire)
- Guildford Philanthropy
- Jobcentre Plus
- Local councillors
- London Learning Consortium
- Mole Valley District
- Oakleaf Enterprise
- P A Housing
- Riverview Children’s Centre
- Rosebery Housing
- South West Trains
- Surrey Police
- Surrey County Council
- Surrey Coalition of Disabled People
- Surrey Supported Employment Fund
- Surrey Young Person’s Funds
- Surrey Care Trust
- Community Action Surrey
- Surrey County Council
- Tandridge District Council
- University of Surrey
- Voluntary Action Elmbridge
- Walton Charity
- Weyfield School
- Woking Borough Council
Walton Charity has provided funding and support to develop the Bike Project at Brooklands and for promoting literacy skills within the local community.
Community Foundation Surrey has provided funding towards the the Learning Centre in Park Barn and to promote the Digital Buddies programme.
Mole Valley District Council has supported the ETHOS project, through funding and facilitating referrals of beneficiaries. It has also part funded the Mole Valley Employment & Skills Hub.
Epsom & Ewell Borough Council has supported the ETHOS project, through funding and facilitating referrals of beneficiaries. It has also part funded the Epsom & Ewell Employment & Skills Hub.
Good Things Foundation provided IT devices to support remote learning during the Covid crisis.
Clarion Futures has supported the ETHOS project through funding and also funded Digital Buddy projects.
Tandridge District Council has supported the ETHOS project, through funding and facilitating referrals of beneficiaries.
Surrey County Council are supporting us in delivering the Multiply Scheme.
Rosebery Housing has supported the ETHOS project, through funding and facilitating referrals of beneficiaries.
The Big Lottery Community Fund has provided a grant to cover the capital costs of re-locating the Bike Project.