We are proud to partner with a range of charities and not-for-profit organisations to enable us to reach further into our communities and make a positive difference. We work with partners to develop important new content and provide access to transformational training that builds confidence, skills and new opportunities.
High Speed Training is proud to be working in partnership with the charity Magic Breakfast to ensure that no child is too hungry to learn and thrive.
In the current cost of living crisis, hunger is soaring and 4 million children in the UK are at risk of food insecurity. Hunger is a proven barrier to learning and will impact the course of children’s lives, limiting their educational attainment and social mobility. Magic Breakfast has never been more in demand.
As a learning provider, we believe in the power of education and that’s why we are working with Magic Breakfast to provide children in disadvantaged areas across the UK with free nutritious breakfasts that will help them to reach their full potential at school.
Every time we sell a Level 2 Food Hygiene for Catering course we will donate the cost of one breakfast to help feed a child. Over the next year we aim to donate over 100,000 breakfasts, feeding the equivalent of 500 children for a full academic year and giving them a proper chance to succeed.
Visit Magic BreakfastWe are delighted to be working in partnership with Beam, a charity and award-winning social enterprise, to change lives. Beam helps homeless people, prison leavers and refugees into secure employment and safe housing by addressing their financial barriers and providing guidance and support.
As the issue of homelessness continues to grow, we know we are making a positive difference by working with Beam, who help more homeless people into jobs than any other non-governmental organisation. Beam is also a B Corp, like High Speed Training, and shares our belief in equality of opportunity and that no one should be left behind.
We're proud to support Beam's members with free access to training courses that boost their chance of getting a job, as well as ongoing financial support for their live campaigns, to help people leave homelessness for good.
According to NHS Digital, only 5.1% of adults with a learning disability known to their local authority in England are in paid work.
As part of our commitment to be a force for good and assist people into employment, High Speed Training have donated a number of courses to two charities that work with people with autism and learning difficulties: REACCH South West CIC and The Parchment Trust.
We provided these charities with a range of courses to assist in the training of their staff and attendees, and help to develop their members’ employability skills.
Read the case studyHigh Speed Training worked with Migration Yorkshire as part of their Connecting Opportunities programme to deliver access to our full range of training courses to help new migrants develop their skills, confidence and wellbeing.
Working in partnership with ex-Premier League footballer Paul Stewart, we created a Safeguarding in Sport course to equip sports coaches, parents and volunteers with the tools to be able to confidently identify and prevent abusive behaviours in sport. We are proud to offer this essential training free of charge to anyone working in grassroots sports.
Read the case studyHigh Speed Training is a business with its roots in the Bradford District and we are passionate about creating positive impact for our local communities. We are very aware that one quarter of people in Bradford are currently living in poverty and this matters to us.
We have chosen to work with GiveBradford, the Community Foundation for the district, to address these inequalities and to help create opportunities for people across the district.
GiveBradford supports grassroots organisations with grants and trusted advice enabling them to drive meaningful impact for vulnerable and marginalised people in communities across Bradford.
We've made an initial donation of £10,000 to The Bradford Fund which will help to build more sustainable community organisations that actively address issues such as education and skills, health and employment.
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