Talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not. Access to education in the UK is profoundly unequal. According to The Sutton Trust, students from the most under-resourced backgrounds are three times less likely to attend university than their more advantaged peers. The Access Project’s vision is to level the playing field and help the country’s most under-resourced young people place at top universities, giving them the best chance at achieving social mobility. This initiative has helped over 10,000 young people achieve their dreams since 2008. This has been achieved through a programme of tuition, coaching and in-school mentoring. The Access Project works with the young people to make strong applications, get the grades and transition to university.

In 2024, Coaching with Conscience has supported The Access Project with coaching packages for 11 members of their leadership team.

Earth’s climate is changing, and so must we. Novara supports coastal communities to become climate safe. The Novara One Planet Project supports at-risk coastal communities to become climate safe. Novara does this through community-based research, education and adaptation planning that helps communities secure funding, take action, and tell their stories through art, film and social and new media.

Their main platform is the sailing vessel Novara. Aboard Novara, the crew will be sailing to some of the world’s most remote coastlines to document the state of climate-compounded coastal hazard risk.

Novara’s goal is to reach 50 communities and help them on their journey to become climate safe by 2025.

Novara will be partnering with Coaching with Conscience later in 2024.

In 2024, Coaching with Conscience will be partnering with The British Paralympic Association (BPA) for the second year. BPA understands the importance of supporting and developing their people and BPA staff will be benefiting from a package of four (4) hours of coaching spread over a period of six (6) months. BPA is the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) for Great Britain. It is their responsibility to select, prepare, enter, fund and manage the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team at the Paralympic Games. This team is known as ParalympicsGB. BPA also has the mission to raise their ambitions as a world-leading Paralympic team as a force for change for disabled people across the United Kingdom. We are excited about this partnership and the potential ripple effects it may have on society. 

See the Case Study below for results from the 2023 initiative.

Working Families is the UK’s national charity for working parents and carers. Their mission is to remove the barriers that people with caring responsibilities face in the workplace.

They provide free legal advice to parents and carers on their rights at work. They give employers the tools they need to support their people while creating a flexible, high-performing workforce. And they advocate on behalf of the UK’s 17.5 million working parents and carers, influencing policy through campaigns informed by ground-breaking research.

Coaching With Conscience has delivered six 60-minute coaching sessions to Working Families so far, with more planned in the future.

CLAW is a women led Indian-based organisation that aims to create a positive space through the means of rock climbing where women can learn, grow, and get inspired in an unbiased and encouraging environment.

As advocates of diversity, inclusivity, freedom and confidence, their goal is to help women recognise their own strengths, realise their potential and support women to break their barriers through rock climbing.

In 2024, Coaching with Conscience will be offering six (6) 60-minute coaching sessions spread over six months to CLAW.