survival of disadvantaged families.

Aim

fighting covid's lasting impression: isolation unemployment afraid of work. how to change and adapt. saving them from financial meltdown.

Help disadvantaged families from financial meltdown

We are launching a Crowdfunding campaign to help Save disadvantaged families from financial meltdown. getting them through the hardship they are facing, caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and the war, and more

please help secure their future.

who are we:

we are at the frontline providing help for those in need for the past 8 years specifically disadvantaged disabled  families, families with a sick kid, or with a child or parent that suffers from a mental or physical condition or disability, or a very poor family,  living rough, or ex-offenders. . As to our equality policy, we provide help for everyone who asks us, we do not ask about his or her ethnicity but we prioritise girls or disadvantaged or disabled young people. As they face now greater disadvantage.

spiralling out of control

The impact of Covid-19 has been felt across the UK. and then the war, Brexit, pound, it wasn't easy for anyone. but it did affect disadvantaged people in a disproportionate manner, obese, health issues. isolation, anxiety, depression, careers has been lost. jobs have been shattered. many were afraid to be at a workplace, the disadvantaged were disadvantaged on so many levels.

together let's help them.

let the healing begin, we want to bring people from all sides of the community, for sessions that will help disadvantaged people get into positions they deserve in a competitive world. That will set them Into the upper level of mainstream of society.   sessions where everyone can share their experience, we will bring professional podium speakers as well, users who have been through the same experience and they did get above it, showing/giving ideas how to not be afraid anymore. how to go out, of riding the train, applying to work, how to find a job, how to fit into society. how independent it will make you feel without relying on government funding.

Trough sharing ideas and professional help, this project is about bringing people back to the new normal. this projects is an absolute example of change and adapt,. giving the community the recourses, giving them the tools and idea's, they need to survive the current problems, the current financial meltdown they are facing. And are able to reach the potential they have. making sure that the people of the community have the mental capacity to get into positions they deserve in a competitive world. 

to see our other projects, visit https://thefutureforward.co.uk/

survey

The survey found that 12% of children between the age of five and 16 in England, Scotland and Wales suffered from a mental disorder of some sort. according to the ONS

          50% of mental health problems are established by age 14 and 75% by age 24

The survey also found that mental disorders were more prevalent among children with certain characteristics. This included being from: lone parent families, families where parents had no educational qualifications, or families where the weekly income was less than £100. 

The ONS found that bullying and high levels of social media use were both linked to children having a higher level of mental ill-health.

•           Only six percent of young people currently in care will attend university

Children with learning disabilities are 4 and a half times more likely to have a mental health problem 

yet 70% of children and adolescents who experience mental health problems have not had appropriate interventions at a sufficiently early age.

and local authority spending in this area of need has reduced by 48% in recent years 

we conducted our own survey, we concluded:  50% young people that  are falling education, will never reach employment, the need to widen our projects is in the outmost importance, we can do it with the right funding, 

All this will only be made possible by our generous and loyal funders. We thank you on behalf of our users for choosing to be our partners and its work, and by improving the present and future lives of disadvantaged young people.

This project closed unsuccessfully on 26th October 2022