Our Partners

AllChild supports communities in underserved neighbourhoods to help young people build the social, emotional, and academic skills needed to flourish. 

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Recognising the shortcomings of a system that is reactive rather, they connect, via trusted Link Workers, with schoolchildren who need the most opportunity and mobilise local private, public, and voluntary services to co-design tailored support programmes.

 

They also influence national policy to promote community-led support models.

 

EcolHuma’s mission is to ensure the well-being of all students and level the playing field in academic outcomes. They do so by training and accompanying teachers and headteachers at scale, both digitally and in person. 

 

Their flagship programme is a digital platform called Etreprof.fr which has over 15% of the teaching community subscribed, with an indirect reach of over 3.3 million children. The platform offers a combination of short content, thematics online courses, and live webinars. 

ScholaVie's mission is to develop the social and emotional skills of all school pupils in France and put children's well-being at the top of the educational agenda. 

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Their programmes include 0.5 to 3-day in-person trainings for teachers and a digital app with online learning pathways and resources.

 

They also conduct awareness-raising, publish books and lead advocacy and coalition efforts across the sector to raise the profile and understanding of whole-child education amongst the public and decision-makers. 

Vers le Haut is a think tank working on youth and education in France.

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They mobilise and build wide coalitions amongst decision-makers and practitioners from government, businesses and the third sector. They reveal what works on the ground through insights and research, and formulate concrete policy proposals.

RugbyWorks accompanies teenagers who, for a variety of reasons, find themselves excluded from mainstream education and have reduced life chances.

 

Through an intensive long-term skills development programme based on the values and practice of rugby, they go into alternative provisions weekly working with the young people over a period of three years to ensure that they get into sustained Employment, Education or Training.

Jamie’s Farm acts as a catalyst for change, enabling young people to thrive academically, socially and emotionally. They do this through a unique 5-day residential experience on their farms, and a rigorous follow-up programme, combining ‘family, farming, therapy and legacy'​.

 

To date, they have worked with over 6,000 young people and demonstrated significant improvements in self-esteem, engagement and behaviour, in addition to softer skills such as resilience, grit and motivation. They are also having a positive impact on the way educational professionals work with young people displaying challenging behaviour in schools.

Ulteria Formation & Fondation Alterïa formed a pioneer ecosystem of territorial transition in France led by regenerative businesses and engaging civil society organisations and local governments.

 

Located on ten hectares of land in Bourgogne Franche-Comté, they experimented and piloted regenerative projects regionally and inspired and transmitted technical knowledge nationally.

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The project had to close in 2024.