Our dedicated partnerships team work directly with our partners to ensure that they get us much out of our work as we do from their support.
We work with our partners across our four core programmes. If you want to work with us, get in touch.
Awarding young people for creating and sustaining positive social change.
Engaging young people to change the culture of bullying by building skills and confidence.
Providing guidance to young people in decision making, active citizenship, life and career skills.
Young Changemakers is a collaboration between UK Youth, Centre for Mental Health, and The Diana Award.
Our dedicated partnerships team work directly with our partners to ensure that they get as much out of our work as we do from their support. We’re passionate about working with individuals, organisations and companies on partnerships and projects that change young lives.
Our partnerships have been proven to boost employee engagement whilst adding a new element to staff members’ professional development routes. Whether it’s through sponsorship, fundraising or pro-bono support we offer a variety of options for partnerships.
The opportunities to work together are endless and we are always keen to discuss ways to work together towards a better world for young people across the UK and beyond.
Sponsorship of our core programmes and events, extending their reach and impact.
Engaging employees, customers and communities to volunteer their time and expertise.
Fundraising through events or as a chosen charity of the year.
Supporting campaigns that spark discussion, highlight a particular topic or advocate for change, and result in media, press and social media activity.
Pro-bono services that increase capacity and effectiveness across the organisation.
Payroll Giving is an easy, tax-efficient way to regularly donate to charity wherein the donation is taken directly from your gross pay.
We work with our partners across our three core programmes.
Throughout 2020-23, The Diana Award and Nationwide Building Society stood up to bullying, training more than 10,000 Anti-Bullying Ambassadors across 767 primary schools in the UK.
Together will continue to unlock potential, create opportunities, and inspire change from the playground to employment.
We're proud to have worked with the below partners in the past
There are countless ways that we can work together.This is one of the ways that we are partnering with workspace startup, WeWork, on our Mentoring Programme.
Each month we share the inspiring stories of the young people we work with, our news and opportunities for you to get involved.
