Our Partners

We work together with charities, trusts and organisations providing career support to young people and individuals from challenging background, such as ex-offenders. We don’t make a judgement on past experiences, but we look for real commitment to the role and the willingness to work hard to achieve professional and personal goals. If you are a charity or organisation helping its members find new employment opportunities and would like to know more about our training programme, please get in touch with The Bayford Foundation manager Nick Elletson on 0113 202 5129.

 

Here is what our partners say about working with us:

Street League

"Street League’s vision is to help see an end to youth unemployment – through the power of sport. The Bayford Foundation have provided employment opportunities to young people who have graduated from the Street League academy programme. Street League graduates have said that they find the recruitment and induction process at The Bayford Foundation very supportive. The staff at Street League look forward to continuing to work closely with the team at The Bayford Foundation."

Interserve

"Interserve Learning and Employment have been working with The Bayford Foundation for just short of a year. During this time it has been amazing to work with Nick Elletson, he has given so many of our customers a second chance to start their careers and he is always honest and open with me in regards to feedback. I have loved working with The Bayford Foundation and look forward to continuing to work together."

In2Out

"In2Out is a registered charity that reduces reoffending by bringing positive change into the lives of young people aged 15-21. This is done by providing positive role models, new, positive communities and by encouraging a meaningful use of time. Bayford works with In2Out as a partner providing training and employment to young people. Whilst many are reluctant to “take a chance” on people who have made bad choices, The Bayford Foundation gives an important first step into employment. This makes a major difference to the rest of the young person’s life, giving them self-esteem and a vision for what their future could look like. This dramatically reduces the risk of reoffending, making our communities safer for everyone."OTH

Princes Trust

The Princes Trust works closely with the Bayford Foundation to provide opportunities to young people searching for employment, training and education. Both companies strive for the same ethos that young people should be given a chance to show their talents and prove that they can succeed. This is why working alongside each other in partnership has proven pivotal to achieving this ethos.

Novus

The Bayford Foundation are proud to be an associated partner with Novus. The work Novus carry out for prisoners is key to guiding previous offenders down the right path and not re-offending when they leave prison. If the Bayford Foundation can help facilitate the transition from prison and carry on the teaching given to ex-offenders when they leave, then we will hopefully create better chances for these individuals to succeed in the future together.

Reed in Partnership

"Reed in partnership, a leading welfare to work Organisation and sister company of the Reed group, have been delivering employability programmes to support those unemployed across the U.K. Our programme in West Yorkshire, Workroutes, is a 2 year programme aimed at focusing on breaking down the barriers to employment."

 

"Our relationship is fairly new with the Bayford Foundation. However the support Nick and his team have offered to us and our members has been second to none. His wealth of empathy, giving everyone a chance no matter what experience they have really comes out in our screenings. We really cannot thank Nick and the Bayford Foundation enough for their support so far. Long may this continue."