education, training or work over the next three years through employment
skills programmes set up by four UK charities.
The Opportunity Partnership is bringing together schemes run by Catch22, St Giles Trust, The Prince's Trust and Tomorrow's People aimed at helping 16- to 25-year-olds who are not in education, employment or training (Neet) and who also face additional barriers to succeeding such as homelessness, poverty or mental health problems.
The partnership is being funded through a £30m grant from HSBC. As well as providing money, the bank will also expand its apprenticeship programme to offer 700 places a year, and its staff will offer mentoring, coaching and workshops for young people.
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