Working with Flex means that your organisation can:

• access our extensive database of 14-25 year olds who are mostly NEET
  or at risk of becoming so
• develop a targeted marketing and recruitment campaign for apprenticeships
• raise its profile with 14-25 year olds
  
  

Would you like to work in partnership with Flex?

Our database includes young people from all over the UK, some are 'harder to help', some are 'hard to reach' some are from areas of high need, however all of them are interested in participating in what Flex has to offer. We have an extensive track record in achieving positive outcomes for young people.

Contact us for further information  craig@flexuk.org

OSC Training (One Spare Chair Training Ltd) is a private limited company that was established in June 2004. We provide courses leading to qualifications from entry level to level 5. These courses are delivered to individuals and organisations in a wide variety of occupational sectors, but we have specific expertise and experience within the Creative Industries as well as the Health and Social Care sector.

East London Communication Enterprise (ELCE) is a member-led employment enterprise which has developed out of the successes of the Makaton Peer Tutor  Project, developed and  been supported  by the Community Learning Disabilities Team (CLDS), Speech and Language therapist as well as the Coborn Opportunity Project over the past 12 years.

CAGK is a community project and was formed in June 2007; the purpose of the organisation is to bring the community together by developing our relationship with young people and their families through listening and supporting them to engage in a positive educational programmes and activities, so that we can help steer them away from Gun and Knife crimes. Our aims are  to outreach into the community and put into action positive educational programmes for families and young poeple; CAGK works in various locations and settings: schools, Youth Centres, Youth forum, YOT, Faith Groups, Voluntary Groups, Day Centres, Met Police, Haringey Black Independent Advisory Group. CAGK works in partnerships with different boroughs and works closely with link workers to help break down the stigma surrounding the postcode war.

At A.G.E we provide the knowledge and the confidence to our clients to excel further in their chosen career. We treat every client as an individual and tailor our approach to their needs, we are able and enjoy helping our Students excel beyond even their own high standards. A.G.E specialise in Training UK, and overseas professionals, and helping them into employment and dealing with their compliancy for the fields they are already working in.

London Councils is committed to fighting for more resources for the capital and getting the best possible deal for London’s 33 local authorities. Much of our work consists of lobbying the government and others on behalf of our member councils, not just for a fair share of resources, but also to protect and enhance council powers to enable them to do the best possible job for their residents and local businesses. We develop policy and do all we can to help our boroughs improve the services they deliver. We also run a range of services ourselves, all designed to make life better for Londoners.

Prospects is a large company, working nationally and internationally in partnership with public, private and voluntary sector organisations, managing and delivering a diverse range of employment, education and training services.  Prospects’ mission is to inspire success for individuals and organisations, demonstrating our values: delivering excellence; working together; embracing change while valuing staff, equality and diversity. 

Bexley Youth Service - the purpose of youth work is to facilitate and support young people's growth through dependence to independence, by encouraging their personal and social development and enabling them to have a voice, influence and place in their communities and society.

Bromley Youth Services - The aim of the Youth Service is to enable all young people to: *maximise their potential; *respond critically and creatively to their everyday experiences; *participate in enjoyable and challenging activities; *extend horizons of interest within a safe and caring environment. The youth services are delivered through partnerships with charities and local communities.

Greenwich Council works in partnership with a number of local and regional agencies and organisations. We work in partnership with other organisations in order to improve our capacity to deliver services to you. This also helps to ensure that our services work well with other public services in the local area.

UK Youth Parliament (UKYP) enables young people to use their energy and passion to change the world for the better. Run by young people for young people, UKYP provides opportunities for 11-18 year-olds to use their voice in creative ways to bring about social change.

A4e - No one organisation can meet the needs of all public service customers, particularly those furthest removed from the labour market or deepest in poverty. So we work with thousands of organisations across the globe to deliver front line public services. Public, private, not for profit – from the largest multi-national to the smallest neighbourhood organisation, we work with partners because they are the best placed to deliver.

LEAP is a registered charity which for almost two decades has been engaging young people and jobless adults who are alienated and disaffected.  Our aim is to transform the lives of those who are disadvantaged by helping them overcome their circumstances to fulfil their potential and play a fuller role in society. http://vimeo.com/31285234

Triangle operates within four sectors: skills, employment, business support and training, and business process outsourcing. Triangle provides tailored practical support to business and employers through a diverse range of innovative and sophisticated programmes, most of which are delivered on behalf of public sector government agencies.

Using the power of football, Charlton Athletic Community Trust works in partnership with local communities to empower individuals to improve their lives and their environment. CACT’s ground breaking and innovative programmes are delivered through a regular presence in schools and working with disadvantaged or socially excluded groups in society, through crime reduction initiatives and community based sport coaching sessions. The types of programmes delivered by CACT fit under five key aims: raising educational achievement, creating pathways to employment, building healthier lifestyles, bringing communities together and reducing crime.