• Projects 12 09 2024

  JobsPlus

  JobsPlus is a community-led employment scheme managed by L&W and funded by DWP through HM Treasury’s Labour Market and Evaluation Pilots Fund and Youth Futures Foundation.

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• Blog 20 02 2023

  The power of many: why collaboration is key to social value

  In this guest blog, Sarah Maguire from Fusion 21, explains why collaboration across housing, work and skills is key to social value.
• Research and Reports 01 12 2022

  Building opportunity: How social housing can support skills, talent and workforce development

  This report, written in collaboration between the Institute for Employment Studies and Learning and Work Institute, seeks to explore the employment and labour market challenges for social housing residents.

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• Blog 28 01 2022

  Levelling Up: The employment and skills measures we need to build prosperity

  The Government’s Levelling Up agenda seeks to address regional inequalities and improve prosperity and living standards across the country. Explore our interactive map which shows the key metrics for levelling up, including work and skills, both individually and as a single index.
• Projects 26 10 2021

  The Peabody Index - Research partnership

  Learning and Work Institute are pleased to begin a new partnership with Peabody to provide analysis of public datasets and identify trends for London and the UK.

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• Blog 01 07 2021

  Preventing a pandemic generation

  Phil Miles, Director of Clarion Futures, on how they're providing meaningful opportunities for young people to prevent a pandemic generation.
• Blog 26 02 2021

  What we offer is personal. We need it more now than ever

  We’re between two worlds. People need flexibility and a personal approach more now than ever.
• Blog 25 02 2021

  We can build back better if we do it together: reflections on the Housing, Learning and Work Conference

  Sponsoring the Housing, Learning and Work Conference was a natural fit for us. Not just because it posed an essential conversation-starter, but because we felt it was going to open doors into a brighter landscape for communities.
• Blog 25 02 2021

  Supporting people into work during a pandemic

  Despite the doom and gloom, there are jobs out there and whilst the effects of the pandemic continue to be felt, Clarion Futures will continue to support residents into work and transform lives and communities, writes Phil Miles.

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