Summary
This document is a report on the activities and impact of Making The Leap, a London-based charity founded in 1993. The organization aims to improve social mobility for young people aged 11 to 25 from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds by raising aspirations and providing training to enhance skills, behaviors, and confidence necessary for career success. Last year, the charity supported 11,915 young people across 27 London Boroughs. The report details various programs offered, including classroom-based initiatives for secondary school students and intensive employability training for young adults aged 18 to 25. The charity collaborates with corporate partners to create meaningful engagement opportunities, helping young individuals access entry-level roles and broaden the talent pool for companies. Additionally, the document mentions the UK Social Mobility Awards, which recognize organizations committed to advancing social mobility. A personal success story illustrates the transformative impact of the charity's programs on individual participants.
