What we do
Clarion Futures focuses on funding community projects and helping people find jobs and training, develop digital skills, and manage their money.
We provide people with the tools and support to help overcome challenges and fulfil their potential. In 2022-23, Clarion Futures invested £17m in communities across the country, resulting in:
- 2,114 people helped into work
- 4,349 people given money guidance
- £137m in social value
Every individual we help and community we support are part of our wider social purpose and mission to provide homes for those who need them most.
Opening up opportunities
See how we’re investing in the futures of our residents and communities. This film features Clarion Futures colleagues and people we’ve helped.
Getting people into jobs and training
Our free national employment and training programme helps people into work, training, apprenticeships, and work placements. We also support people in starting up their own businesses.
We work with more than 300 employers, from the NHS and Royal Mail to Pret A Manger, to source the right job opportunities for our residents.
We also collaborate with more than 50 employers to provide apprenticeships in areas ranging from business administration and customer services to retail, health, and leisure.
Who we work with
We work with a wide mix of organisations. These range from local community groups to large government departments and corporates.
More than 300 companies have joined our national jobs and training programme. It is also supported by our major contractors EQUANS, United Living and Wates.
Other organisations we’re working with include:
- Department for Work and Pensions
- Microsoft
- NHS
- Plymouth Argyle FC
- Primark
- Royal Mail
Partnerships with employment and training programmes
Clarion Futures plays a leading role in major employment and training programmes such as:
- Love London Working, a £34m programme that’s helped more than 7,160 people into work
- Increase Valorisation Sociale, a £10.3m cross-Channel employment and training programme.
- The Kickstart Housing Partnership that’s offered hundreds of young people paid work placements.