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Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
OUR IMPACT
2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE
NOW
• Increasing Social Action • Reducing offending and Anti Social Behaviour • Supporting vulnerable young people • Raising attainment
IN 2016 WE WILL PROVIDE...
102,000
WORK CONSISTENTLY WITH
38
PARTNER AGENCIES
MEETING THE NEEDS OF
CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE
& FAMILIES • Changing times but an enduring need. • Develop people to contribute to society. • Give young people the ability to cope with challenges of adolescence.
Residential bednights
DELIVER YOUTH WORK TO
10
Our Work With Children & Young People The experiences Brathay create inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime.
7000
#HELP
YOUNG PEOPLE EVERY YEAR...
FUNDRAISING
TO CHANGE
YOUNG LIVES
The generous support we receive from individuals, organisations and trusts will enable us to help 7,000 young people in 2016. Without that support our work would not continue.
...close to their homes and on immersive residentials in the Lake District. By focusing on the skills, attitudes and behaviours that young people need to develop their potential, their employability and their resilience we empower them to make active choices that will benefit them, and the people around them.
Every £1 donated goes towards supporting children and young people. Donors often choose to support young people in their local communities, where they can see the long-term impact of our programmes.
URBAN LOCATIONS
JOURNEY
OUR
First one month courses for apprentices take place.
1946
1938 – Francis Scott purchases Brathay Hall to conserve the estate. Holiday with a Purpose starts, apprentices and school boys working in ‘Huddles.’
Francis Scott establishes Brathay Hall Trust.
Brathay Exploration Group established, providing scientific expeditions.
Brathay Field Studies Centre established, which would run for 20 years.
Global Management guru Dr John Adair uses Brathay Hall to refine his Action Centred Leadership Model.
Eagle Crag, purpose-built youth centre opens.
1976
Kolb (1984) – experiential learning as a theoretical underpinning that stands today.
Iconic Brathay Whalers arrive housed in state of the art boathouse.
Brathay Accredited Training Centre delivering youth practitioner development across sector established.
1996
1956
Established Police and Youth Encouragement Scheme, for youngsters from Bootle, Merseyside, following the Jamie Bulger murder.
Brathay Empowerment Model published.
Brathay Research Hub established in partnership with University of Cumbria.
2010 – UK Coalition Government reduces Local Authority funding to address global economic crisis.
2006 Brathay at the forefront of development training for young people and employees.
1986
2007 – Brathay sets up 6 urban bases across the UK to support more young people at risk.
Brathay Windermere Marathon launched to celebrate 60th Anniversary.
2015 Brathay Windermere Marathon passes raised for Children and Young people development.
2016
2007 – New Labour using charities to deliver public services.
1966 1983 – Youth Training Scheme established to address youth unemployment.
2012 – Brathay agrees 7 year contract with Wigan Council to run Low Bank Ground and Hinning House residential centres, safeguarding 2,500 young people’s outdoor learning experience per year.
Partnership with Future 4 Heroes established supporting Armed Service personnel and Veterans.
“
2011 – As local authorities cut budgets, Brathay refocuses on delivery in the North of England.
It was only on reflection that I understood and appreciated what Brathay has meant to me in my youth and what it has been to me throughout my life. My employment achievements, personal development, and outlook on life had been initiated at Brathay...Brathay introduced me to another world. John Foster, (Apprentice participant, 1951-3)
”
70 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING PEOPLE At Brathay we know that everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities. Our Founder, Francis Scott, a successful businessman, invested in the nation’s future through the establishment of a charity dedicated to developing a new generation of post-war leaders, bringing together young people from widely different communities; apprentices from the shipyards; boys from top independent schools and many others to learn leadership skills from each other in the inspiring Lake District. As well as delivering high quality programmes, Scott set the charity goal of research, education, development and sharing our knowledge for the greater benefit of the nation. We remain as committed to the mission 70 years later; to inspire young people to make a positive contribution to society. We support our charitable efforts through enterprising fundraising and events, together with the knowledge in our research hub, and complementary professional activity that delivers organisational and people development consultancy to private and public sector organisations. Our dynamic approach is built upon a mutual trust that reaches out to touch communities across the UK from our inspiring Lake District base. Our expert teams engage with people of all ages and from all walks of life to discover the Brathay effect, enthused by a simple belief in the transformational power of people working together.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS AND SUPPORTERS! Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
INNER FACE
NOW
• Increasing Social Action • Reducing offending and Anti Social Behaviour • Supporting vulnerable young people • Raising attainment
IN 2016 WE WILL PROVIDE...
102,000
WORK CONSISTENTLY WITH
38
PARTNER AGENCIES
MEETING THE NEEDS OF
CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE
& FAMILIES • Changing times but an enduring need. • Develop people to contribute to society. • Give young people the ability to cope with challenges of adolescence.
Residential bednights
DELIVER YOUTH WORK TO
10
Our Work With Children & Young People The experiences Brathay create inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime.
7000
#HELP
YOUNG PEOPLE EVERY YEAR...
FUNDRAISING
TO CHANGE
YOUNG LIVES
The generous support we receive from individuals, organisations and trusts will enable us to help 7,000 young people in 2016. Without that support our work would not continue.
...close to their homes and on immersive residentials in the Lake District. By focusing on the skills, attitudes and behaviours that young people need to develop their potential, their employability and their resilience we empower them to make active choices that will benefit them, and the people around them.
Every £1 donated goes towards supporting children and young people. Donors often choose to support young people in their local communities, where they can see the long-term impact of our programmes.
URBAN LOCATIONS
JOURNEY
OUR
First one month courses for apprentices take place.
1946
1938 – Francis Scott purchases Brathay Hall to conserve the estate. Holiday with a Purpose starts, apprentices and school boys working in ‘Huddles.’
Francis Scott establishes Brathay Hall Trust.
Brathay Exploration Group established, providing scientific expeditions.
Brathay Field Studies Centre established, which would run for 20 years.
Global Management guru Dr John Adair uses Brathay Hall to refine his Action Centred Leadership Model.
Eagle Crag, purpose-built youth centre opens.
1976
Kolb (1984) – experiential learning as a theoretical underpinning that stands today.
Iconic Brathay Whalers arrive housed in state of the art boathouse.
Brathay Accredited Training Centre delivering youth practitioner development across sector established.
1996
1956
Established Police and Youth Encouragement Scheme, for youngsters from Bootle, Merseyside, following the Jamie Bulger murder.
Brathay Empowerment Model published.
Brathay Research Hub established in partnership with University of Cumbria.
2010 – UK Coalition Government reduces Local Authority funding to address global economic crisis.
2006 Brathay at the forefront of development training for young people and employees.
1986
2007 – Brathay sets up 6 urban bases across the UK to support more young people at risk.
Brathay Windermere Marathon launched to celebrate 60th Anniversary.
2015 Brathay Windermere Marathon passes raised for Children and Young people development.
2016
2007 – New Labour using charities to deliver public services.
1966 1983 – Youth Training Scheme established to address youth unemployment.
2012 – Brathay agrees 7 year contract with Wigan Council to run Low Bank Ground and Hinning House residential centres, safeguarding 2,500 young people’s outdoor learning experience per year.
Partnership with Future 4 Heroes established supporting Armed Service personnel and Veterans.
“
2011 – As local authorities cut budgets, Brathay refocuses on delivery in the North of England.
It was only on reflection that I understood and appreciated what Brathay has meant to me in my youth and what it has been to me throughout my life. My employment achievements, personal development, and outlook on life had been initiated at Brathay...Brathay introduced me to another world. John Foster, (Apprentice participant, 1951-3)
”
70 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING PEOPLE At Brathay we know that everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities. Our Founder, Francis Scott, a successful businessman, invested in the nation’s future through the establishment of a charity dedicated to developing a new generation of post-war leaders, bringing together young people from widely different communities; apprentices from the shipyards; boys from top independent schools and many others to learn leadership skills from each other in the inspiring Lake District. As well as delivering high quality programmes, Scott set the charity goal of research, education, development and sharing our knowledge for the greater benefit of the nation. We remain as committed to the mission 70 years later; to inspire young people to make a positive contribution to society. We support our charitable efforts through enterprising fundraising and events, together with the knowledge in our research hub, and complementary professional activity that delivers organisational and people development consultancy to private and public sector organisations. Our dynamic approach is built upon a mutual trust that reaches out to touch communities across the UK from our inspiring Lake District base. Our expert teams engage with people of all ages and from all walks of life to discover the Brathay effect, enthused by a simple belief in the transformational power of people working together.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS AND SUPPORTERS! Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
INNER FACE
NOW
• Increasing Social Action • Reducing offending and Anti Social Behaviour • Supporting vulnerable young people • Raising attainment
IN 2016 WE WILL PROVIDE...
102,000
WORK CONSISTENTLY WITH
38
PARTNER AGENCIES
MEETING THE NEEDS OF
CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE
& FAMILIES • Changing times but an enduring need. • Develop people to contribute to society. • Give young people the ability to cope with challenges of adolescence.
Residential bednights
DELIVER YOUTH WORK TO
10
Our Work With Children & Young People The experiences Brathay create inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime.
7000
#HELP
YOUNG PEOPLE EVERY YEAR...
FUNDRAISING
TO CHANGE
YOUNG LIVES
The generous support we receive from individuals, organisations and trusts will enable us to help 7,000 young people in 2016. Without that support our work would not continue.
...close to their homes and on immersive residentials in the Lake District. By focusing on the skills, attitudes and behaviours that young people need to develop their potential, their employability and their resilience we empower them to make active choices that will benefit them, and the people around them.
Every £1 donated goes towards supporting children and young people. Donors often choose to support young people in their local communities, where they can see the long-term impact of our programmes.
URBAN LOCATIONS
JOURNEY
OUR
First one month courses for apprentices take place.
1946
1938 – Francis Scott purchases Brathay Hall to conserve the estate. Holiday with a Purpose starts, apprentices and school boys working in ‘Huddles.’
Francis Scott establishes Brathay Hall Trust.
Brathay Exploration Group established, providing scientific expeditions.
Brathay Field Studies Centre established, which would run for 20 years.
Global Management guru Dr John Adair uses Brathay Hall to refine his Action Centred Leadership Model.
Eagle Crag, purpose-built youth centre opens.
1976
Kolb (1984) – experiential learning as a theoretical underpinning that stands today.
Iconic Brathay Whalers arrive housed in state of the art boathouse.
Brathay Accredited Training Centre delivering youth practitioner development across sector established.
1996
1956
Established Police and Youth Encouragement Scheme, for youngsters from Bootle, Merseyside, following the Jamie Bulger murder.
Brathay Empowerment Model published.
Brathay Research Hub established in partnership with University of Cumbria.
2010 – UK Coalition Government reduces Local Authority funding to address global economic crisis.
2006 Brathay at the forefront of development training for young people and employees.
1986
2007 – Brathay sets up 6 urban bases across the UK to support more young people at risk.
Brathay Windermere Marathon launched to celebrate 60th Anniversary.
2015 Brathay Windermere Marathon passes raised for Children and Young people development.
2016
2007 – New Labour using charities to deliver public services.
1966 1983 – Youth Training Scheme established to address youth unemployment.
2012 – Brathay agrees 7 year contract with Wigan Council to run Low Bank Ground and Hinning House residential centres, safeguarding 2,500 young people’s outdoor learning experience per year.
Partnership with Future 4 Heroes established supporting Armed Service personnel and Veterans.
“
2011 – As local authorities cut budgets, Brathay refocuses on delivery in the North of England.
It was only on reflection that I understood and appreciated what Brathay has meant to me in my youth and what it has been to me throughout my life. My employment achievements, personal development, and outlook on life had been initiated at Brathay...Brathay introduced me to another world. John Foster, (Apprentice participant, 1951-3)
”
70 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING PEOPLE At Brathay we know that everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities. Our Founder, Francis Scott, a successful businessman, invested in the nation’s future through the establishment of a charity dedicated to developing a new generation of post-war leaders, bringing together young people from widely different communities; apprentices from the shipyards; boys from top independent schools and many others to learn leadership skills from each other in the inspiring Lake District. As well as delivering high quality programmes, Scott set the charity goal of research, education, development and sharing our knowledge for the greater benefit of the nation. We remain as committed to the mission 70 years later; to inspire young people to make a positive contribution to society. We support our charitable efforts through enterprising fundraising and events, together with the knowledge in our research hub, and complementary professional activity that delivers organisational and people development consultancy to private and public sector organisations. Our dynamic approach is built upon a mutual trust that reaches out to touch communities across the UK from our inspiring Lake District base. Our expert teams engage with people of all ages and from all walks of life to discover the Brathay effect, enthused by a simple belief in the transformational power of people working together.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS AND SUPPORTERS! Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
INNER FACE
NOW
• Increasing Social Action • Reducing offending and Anti Social Behaviour • Supporting vulnerable young people • Raising attainment
IN 2016 WE WILL PROVIDE...
102,000
WORK CONSISTENTLY WITH
38
PARTNER AGENCIES
MEETING THE NEEDS OF
CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE
& FAMILIES • Changing times but an enduring need. • Develop people to contribute to society. • Give young people the ability to cope with challenges of adolescence.
Residential bednights
DELIVER YOUTH WORK TO
10
Our Work With Children & Young People The experiences Brathay create inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime.
7000
#HELP
YOUNG PEOPLE EVERY YEAR...
FUNDRAISING
TO CHANGE
YOUNG LIVES
The generous support we receive from individuals, organisations and trusts will enable us to help 7,000 young people in 2016. Without that support our work would not continue.
...close to their homes and on immersive residentials in the Lake District. By focusing on the skills, attitudes and behaviours that young people need to develop their potential, their employability and their resilience we empower them to make active choices that will benefit them, and the people around them.
Every £1 donated goes towards supporting children and young people. Donors often choose to support young people in their local communities, where they can see the long-term impact of our programmes.
URBAN LOCATIONS
JOURNEY
OUR
First one month courses for apprentices take place.
1946
1938 – Francis Scott purchases Brathay Hall to conserve the estate. Holiday with a Purpose starts, apprentices and school boys working in ‘Huddles.’
Francis Scott establishes Brathay Hall Trust.
Brathay Exploration Group established, providing scientific expeditions.
Brathay Field Studies Centre established, which would run for 20 years.
Global Management guru Dr John Adair uses Brathay Hall to refine his Action Centred Leadership Model.
Eagle Crag, purpose-built youth centre opens.
1976
Kolb (1984) – experiential learning as a theoretical underpinning that stands today.
Iconic Brathay Whalers arrive housed in state of the art boathouse.
Brathay Accredited Training Centre delivering youth practitioner development across sector established.
1996
1956
Established Police and Youth Encouragement Scheme, for youngsters from Bootle, Merseyside, following the Jamie Bulger murder.
Brathay Empowerment Model published.
Brathay Research Hub established in partnership with University of Cumbria.
2010 – UK Coalition Government reduces Local Authority funding to address global economic crisis.
2006 Brathay at the forefront of development training for young people and employees.
1986
2007 – Brathay sets up 6 urban bases across the UK to support more young people at risk.
Brathay Windermere Marathon launched to celebrate 60th Anniversary.
2015 Brathay Windermere Marathon passes raised for Children and Young people development.
2016
2007 – New Labour using charities to deliver public services.
1966 1983 – Youth Training Scheme established to address youth unemployment.
2012 – Brathay agrees 7 year contract with Wigan Council to run Low Bank Ground and Hinning House residential centres, safeguarding 2,500 young people’s outdoor learning experience per year.
Partnership with Future 4 Heroes established supporting Armed Service personnel and Veterans.
“
2011 – As local authorities cut budgets, Brathay refocuses on delivery in the North of England.
It was only on reflection that I understood and appreciated what Brathay has meant to me in my youth and what it has been to me throughout my life. My employment achievements, personal development, and outlook on life had been initiated at Brathay...Brathay introduced me to another world. John Foster, (Apprentice participant, 1951-3)
”
70 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING PEOPLE At Brathay we know that everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities. Our Founder, Francis Scott, a successful businessman, invested in the nation’s future through the establishment of a charity dedicated to developing a new generation of post-war leaders, bringing together young people from widely different communities; apprentices from the shipyards; boys from top independent schools and many others to learn leadership skills from each other in the inspiring Lake District. As well as delivering high quality programmes, Scott set the charity goal of research, education, development and sharing our knowledge for the greater benefit of the nation. We remain as committed to the mission 70 years later; to inspire young people to make a positive contribution to society. We support our charitable efforts through enterprising fundraising and events, together with the knowledge in our research hub, and complementary professional activity that delivers organisational and people development consultancy to private and public sector organisations. Our dynamic approach is built upon a mutual trust that reaches out to touch communities across the UK from our inspiring Lake District base. Our expert teams engage with people of all ages and from all walks of life to discover the Brathay effect, enthused by a simple belief in the transformational power of people working together.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS AND SUPPORTERS! Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
INNER FACE
NOW
• Increasing Social Action • Reducing offending and Anti Social Behaviour • Supporting vulnerable young people • Raising attainment
IN 2016 WE WILL PROVIDE...
102,000
WORK CONSISTENTLY WITH
38
PARTNER AGENCIES
MEETING THE NEEDS OF
CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE
& FAMILIES • Changing times but an enduring need. • Develop people to contribute to society. • Give young people the ability to cope with challenges of adolescence.
Residential bednights
DELIVER YOUTH WORK TO
10
Our Work With Children & Young People The experiences Brathay create inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime.
7000
#HELP
YOUNG PEOPLE EVERY YEAR...
FUNDRAISING
TO CHANGE
YOUNG LIVES
The generous support we receive from individuals, organisations and trusts will enable us to help 7,000 young people in 2016. Without that support our work would not continue.
...close to their homes and on immersive residentials in the Lake District. By focusing on the skills, attitudes and behaviours that young people need to develop their potential, their employability and their resilience we empower them to make active choices that will benefit them, and the people around them.
Every £1 donated goes towards supporting children and young people. Donors often choose to support young people in their local communities, where they can see the long-term impact of our programmes.
URBAN LOCATIONS
JOURNEY
OUR
First one month courses for apprentices take place.
1946
1938 – Francis Scott purchases Brathay Hall to conserve the estate. Holiday with a Purpose starts, apprentices and school boys working in ‘Huddles.’
Francis Scott establishes Brathay Hall Trust.
Brathay Exploration Group established, providing scientific expeditions.
Brathay Field Studies Centre established, which would run for 20 years.
Global Management guru Dr John Adair uses Brathay Hall to refine his Action Centred Leadership Model.
Eagle Crag, purpose-built youth centre opens.
1976
Kolb (1984) – experiential learning as a theoretical underpinning that stands today.
Iconic Brathay Whalers arrive housed in state of the art boathouse.
Brathay Accredited Training Centre delivering youth practitioner development across sector established.
1996
1956
Established Police and Youth Encouragement Scheme, for youngsters from Bootle, Merseyside, following the Jamie Bulger murder.
Brathay Empowerment Model published.
Brathay Research Hub established in partnership with University of Cumbria.
2010 – UK Coalition Government reduces Local Authority funding to address global economic crisis.
2006 Brathay at the forefront of development training for young people and employees.
1986
2007 – Brathay sets up 6 urban bases across the UK to support more young people at risk.
Brathay Windermere Marathon launched to celebrate 60th Anniversary.
2015 Brathay Windermere Marathon passes raised for Children and Young people development.
2016
2007 – New Labour using charities to deliver public services.
1966 1983 – Youth Training Scheme established to address youth unemployment.
2012 – Brathay agrees 7 year contract with Wigan Council to run Low Bank Ground and Hinning House residential centres, safeguarding 2,500 young people’s outdoor learning experience per year.
Partnership with Future 4 Heroes established supporting Armed Service personnel and Veterans.
“
2011 – As local authorities cut budgets, Brathay refocuses on delivery in the North of England.
It was only on reflection that I understood and appreciated what Brathay has meant to me in my youth and what it has been to me throughout my life. My employment achievements, personal development, and outlook on life had been initiated at Brathay...Brathay introduced me to another world. John Foster, (Apprentice participant, 1951-3)
”
70 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING PEOPLE At Brathay we know that everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities. Our Founder, Francis Scott, a successful businessman, invested in the nation’s future through the establishment of a charity dedicated to developing a new generation of post-war leaders, bringing together young people from widely different communities; apprentices from the shipyards; boys from top independent schools and many others to learn leadership skills from each other in the inspiring Lake District. As well as delivering high quality programmes, Scott set the charity goal of research, education, development and sharing our knowledge for the greater benefit of the nation. We remain as committed to the mission 70 years later; to inspire young people to make a positive contribution to society. We support our charitable efforts through enterprising fundraising and events, together with the knowledge in our research hub, and complementary professional activity that delivers organisational and people development consultancy to private and public sector organisations. Our dynamic approach is built upon a mutual trust that reaches out to touch communities across the UK from our inspiring Lake District base. Our expert teams engage with people of all ages and from all walks of life to discover the Brathay effect, enthused by a simple belief in the transformational power of people working together.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS AND SUPPORTERS! Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
INNER FACE
NOW
• Increasing Social Action • Reducing offending and Anti Social Behaviour • Supporting vulnerable young people • Raising attainment
IN 2016 WE WILL PROVIDE...
102,000
WORK CONSISTENTLY WITH
38
PARTNER AGENCIES
MEETING THE NEEDS OF
CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE
& FAMILIES • Changing times but an enduring need. • Develop people to contribute to society. • Give young people the ability to cope with challenges of adolescence.
Residential bednights
DELIVER YOUTH WORK TO
10
Our Work With Children & Young People The experiences Brathay create inspire children and young people to make positive changes that will last a lifetime.
7000
#HELP
YOUNG PEOPLE EVERY YEAR...
FUNDRAISING
TO CHANGE
YOUNG LIVES
The generous support we receive from individuals, organisations and trusts will enable us to help 7,000 young people in 2016. Without that support our work would not continue.
...close to their homes and on immersive residentials in the Lake District. By focusing on the skills, attitudes and behaviours that young people need to develop their potential, their employability and their resilience we empower them to make active choices that will benefit them, and the people around them.
Every £1 donated goes towards supporting children and young people. Donors often choose to support young people in their local communities, where they can see the long-term impact of our programmes.
URBAN LOCATIONS
JOURNEY
OUR
First one month courses for apprentices take place.
1946
1938 – Francis Scott purchases Brathay Hall to conserve the estate. Holiday with a Purpose starts, apprentices and school boys working in ‘Huddles.’
Francis Scott establishes Brathay Hall Trust.
Brathay Exploration Group established, providing scientific expeditions.
Brathay Field Studies Centre established, which would run for 20 years.
Global Management guru Dr John Adair uses Brathay Hall to refine his Action Centred Leadership Model.
Eagle Crag, purpose-built youth centre opens.
1976
Kolb (1984) – experiential learning as a theoretical underpinning that stands today.
Iconic Brathay Whalers arrive housed in state of the art boathouse.
Brathay Accredited Training Centre delivering youth practitioner development across sector established.
1996
1956
Established Police and Youth Encouragement Scheme, for youngsters from Bootle, Merseyside, following the Jamie Bulger murder.
Brathay Empowerment Model published.
Brathay Research Hub established in partnership with University of Cumbria.
2010 – UK Coalition Government reduces Local Authority funding to address global economic crisis.
2006 Brathay at the forefront of development training for young people and employees.
1986
2007 – Brathay sets up 6 urban bases across the UK to support more young people at risk.
Brathay Windermere Marathon launched to celebrate 60th Anniversary.
2015 Brathay Windermere Marathon passes raised for Children and Young people development.
2016
2007 – New Labour using charities to deliver public services.
1966 1983 – Youth Training Scheme established to address youth unemployment.
2012 – Brathay agrees 7 year contract with Wigan Council to run Low Bank Ground and Hinning House residential centres, safeguarding 2,500 young people’s outdoor learning experience per year.
Partnership with Future 4 Heroes established supporting Armed Service personnel and Veterans.
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2011 – As local authorities cut budgets, Brathay refocuses on delivery in the North of England.
It was only on reflection that I understood and appreciated what Brathay has meant to me in my youth and what it has been to me throughout my life. My employment achievements, personal development, and outlook on life had been initiated at Brathay...Brathay introduced me to another world. John Foster, (Apprentice participant, 1951-3)
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70 YEARS OF TRANSFORMING PEOPLE At Brathay we know that everyone has the capacity to do extraordinary things that can inspire and benefit others. This drives our mission to improve the life chances of children, young people and families by inspiring them to engage positively in their communities. Our Founder, Francis Scott, a successful businessman, invested in the nation’s future through the establishment of a charity dedicated to developing a new generation of post-war leaders, bringing together young people from widely different communities; apprentices from the shipyards; boys from top independent schools and many others to learn leadership skills from each other in the inspiring Lake District. As well as delivering high quality programmes, Scott set the charity goal of research, education, development and sharing our knowledge for the greater benefit of the nation. We remain as committed to the mission 70 years later; to inspire young people to make a positive contribution to society. We support our charitable efforts through enterprising fundraising and events, together with the knowledge in our research hub, and complementary professional activity that delivers organisational and people development consultancy to private and public sector organisations. Our dynamic approach is built upon a mutual trust that reaches out to touch communities across the UK from our inspiring Lake District base. Our expert teams engage with people of all ages and from all walks of life to discover the Brathay effect, enthused by a simple belief in the transformational power of people working together.
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS AND SUPPORTERS! Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
INNER FACE
TRUSTEES
FUNDERS AND DONORS 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust Albert Hunt Trust Ambleside Kirkstone Rotary Club Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust ASICS UK Astor Foundation BAE Systems Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation Big Lottery Fund - Cumbria Headstart Big Lottery Fund - Youth in Focus Charles Hayward Foundation Company of Cutlers Cumberland Building Society Cumberland & Westmorland Freemasons David Kneale Financial Management Department for Transport - Community Transport Minibus Fund Designed2Run Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund E L Rathbone Charitable Trust Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust Francis C Scott Charitable Trust Freemasons' Grand Charity Furness Building Society Hadfield Trust Hadley Trust Hadrian Trust Hallam FM - Cash for Kids Harry Bottom Charitable Trust Hedley Foundation Igen Trust J G Graves Charitable Trust
Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
@Brathay
BrathayTrust
thebrathayway
company/brathay
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
Lake District Audi Lakeland Network Rail Nominet Trust OSL Group Pete Bland Sports Pilkington Charities Fund Pioneer Foods Proven Family Trust Rathbones R S Brownless Charitable Trust Rothley Trust Royal Masonic Trust for Girls & Boys Saint Foundation Sheffield Town Trust Sir John Fisher Foundation Skelton Bounty South Lakeland District Council Royal Wedding Fund Southport & Birkdale Provident Society Sovereign Health Care Charitable Trust Stan Laurel Inn, Ulverston Starbucks Stobart Rail Stoller Charitable Trust Unnu Sports Nutrition W O Street Charitable Foundation West Lancashire Freemasons West Riding Masonic Charities West Yorkshire Police & Crime Commissioner Whirlwind Charitable Trust Yor4Good Fund Your Consortium - Talent Match
Neil Braithwaite, Chair Non-Executive Director, The Guinness Partnership. Trustee & Honorary Treasurer, Barnado’s. Governor, The Co-operative. Academies of Stoke-on-Trent & Leeds. Former Managing Director, Specialist Retail Businesses for the Co-operative Group. Howard Cooper CBE Chair, Local Safeguarding Children Board (Liverpool, St Helens). Former Director of Adult Social Services, Wirral Council. Former Director of Children’s Services, Wirral Council. Chris Heaton Group Managing Director, OSL Group Holdings Ltd. Chair, Sheffield Assay Office. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Margaret Ledwith Emeritus Professor of Community Development & Social Justice, University of Cumbria. Michelle Skeer Deputy Chief Constable, Cumbria Constabulary. Malcolm Tyndall Fundraising Consultant. Jim Brady Retired Criminal Justice Sector Practitioner & Manager. Diane Millward Operations Manager, Reclaim Fund Ltd. Charles Cowling Director, JLT Benefit Solutions. Fellow, Institute of Actuaries. Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (2013-14). Governor, Bolton School. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Marc Pate Stonemason. Deputy Training Manager, Worldskills UK. Alumni Board member, Worldskills UK.
FELLOWS
John Adair International Adviser on Leadership Development. Sir Christopher Ball Founder, Campaign for Learning. Chairman, Talent Foundation. Former Chancellor, University of Derby. Founder of Brathay 10in10. Major General David Burden CB CVO CBE Former Military Secretary and Receiver General Westminster Abbey.
Anna Burns Director, Showcase. Lord Chorley Former Chairman, The National Trust. Andrew Fleck Headmaster, Sedbergh School. Lord Inglewood DL Chair, CN Group. Member, House of Lords. Chairman, Cumbria Local Nature Partnership. President, Cumbria Tourism. President, Cumbria Wildlife Trust. Air Chief Marshall Sir Richard Johns GCB, CBE, LVO Chief of the Air Staff, 1997-2000. Former Governor and Constable, Windsor Castle. Christopher Knight Chair, Brooks Macdonald Group. Former Managing Director, Deutsche Bank. The Right Reverend Michael Langrish Former Bishop of Exeter. Jeff Prestridge Personal Finance Editor, Mail on Sunday. Brigadier Gordon Rawlins OBE. Former Army Officer. Former charity Chief Executive. Sam Rayner Managing Director, Lakeland. High Sherriff of Cumbria 2015-16. Dame Fiona Reynolds DBE Master, Emmanuel College (Cambridge). Senior Independent Director, BBC. Non-Executive Director, Wessex Water. Chair, Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England. Chair, International National Trusts Organisation. Madeleine Scott Estates Manager, Matson Ground. Trustee, Francis C Scott Charitable Trust. Tim Sharp Former Director of Charities and Community, Balfour Beatty. Sir Robert Walmsley KCB Director, Ultra Electronics and General Dynamics. Joss Naylor MBE Legendary Fell Runner. Patron Brathay 10in10. Viv Anderson MBE English Footballer and Coach. Former Player, Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Manchester United & Sheffield Wednesday. John Burgoyne Semi-retired Professor of Management Learning, Lancaster University Management School. Luke Ambler Professional International Rugby League Player, currently playing for Halifax and Ireland.
OUR
IMPACT 2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE
TRUSTEES
FUNDERS AND DONORS 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust Albert Hunt Trust Ambleside Kirkstone Rotary Club Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust ASICS UK Astor Foundation BAE Systems Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation Big Lottery Fund - Cumbria Headstart Big Lottery Fund - Youth in Focus Charles Hayward Foundation Company of Cutlers Cumberland Building Society Cumberland & Westmorland Freemasons David Kneale Financial Management Department for Transport - Community Transport Minibus Fund Designed2Run Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund E L Rathbone Charitable Trust Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust Francis C Scott Charitable Trust Freemasons' Grand Charity Furness Building Society Hadfield Trust Hadley Trust Hadrian Trust Hallam FM - Cash for Kids Harry Bottom Charitable Trust Hedley Foundation Igen Trust J G Graves Charitable Trust
Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
@Brathay
BrathayTrust
thebrathayway
company/brathay
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
Lake District Audi Lakeland Network Rail Nominet Trust OSL Group Pete Bland Sports Pilkington Charities Fund Pioneer Foods Proven Family Trust Rathbones R S Brownless Charitable Trust Rothley Trust Royal Masonic Trust for Girls & Boys Saint Foundation Sheffield Town Trust Sir John Fisher Foundation Skelton Bounty South Lakeland District Council Royal Wedding Fund Southport & Birkdale Provident Society Sovereign Health Care Charitable Trust Stan Laurel Inn, Ulverston Starbucks Stobart Rail Stoller Charitable Trust Unnu Sports Nutrition W O Street Charitable Foundation West Lancashire Freemasons West Riding Masonic Charities West Yorkshire Police & Crime Commissioner Whirlwind Charitable Trust Yor4Good Fund Your Consortium - Talent Match
Neil Braithwaite, Chair Non-Executive Director, The Guinness Partnership. Trustee & Honorary Treasurer, Barnado’s. Governor, The Co-operative. Academies of Stoke-on-Trent & Leeds. Former Managing Director, Specialist Retail Businesses for the Co-operative Group. Howard Cooper CBE Chair, Local Safeguarding Children Board (Liverpool, St Helens). Former Director of Adult Social Services, Wirral Council. Former Director of Children’s Services, Wirral Council. Chris Heaton Group Managing Director, OSL Group Holdings Ltd. Chair, Sheffield Assay Office. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Margaret Ledwith Emeritus Professor of Community Development & Social Justice, University of Cumbria. Michelle Skeer Deputy Chief Constable, Cumbria Constabulary. Malcolm Tyndall Fundraising Consultant. Jim Brady Retired Criminal Justice Sector Practitioner & Manager. Diane Millward Operations Manager, Reclaim Fund Ltd. Charles Cowling Director, JLT Benefit Solutions. Fellow, Institute of Actuaries. Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (2013-14). Governor, Bolton School. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Marc Pate Stonemason. Deputy Training Manager, Worldskills UK. Alumni Board member, Worldskills UK.
FELLOWS
John Adair International Adviser on Leadership Development. Sir Christopher Ball Founder, Campaign for Learning. Chairman, Talent Foundation. Former Chancellor, University of Derby. Founder of Brathay 10in10. Major General David Burden CB CVO CBE Former Military Secretary and Receiver General Westminster Abbey.
Anna Burns Director, Showcase. Lord Chorley Former Chairman, The National Trust. Andrew Fleck Headmaster, Sedbergh School. Lord Inglewood DL Chair, CN Group. Member, House of Lords. Chairman, Cumbria Local Nature Partnership. President, Cumbria Tourism. President, Cumbria Wildlife Trust. Air Chief Marshall Sir Richard Johns GCB, CBE, LVO Chief of the Air Staff, 1997-2000. Former Governor and Constable, Windsor Castle. Christopher Knight Chair, Brooks Macdonald Group. Former Managing Director, Deutsche Bank. The Right Reverend Michael Langrish Former Bishop of Exeter. Jeff Prestridge Personal Finance Editor, Mail on Sunday. Brigadier Gordon Rawlins OBE. Former Army Officer. Former charity Chief Executive. Sam Rayner Managing Director, Lakeland. High Sherriff of Cumbria 2015-16. Dame Fiona Reynolds DBE Master, Emmanuel College (Cambridge). Senior Independent Director, BBC. Non-Executive Director, Wessex Water. Chair, Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England. Chair, International National Trusts Organisation. Madeleine Scott Estates Manager, Matson Ground. Trustee, Francis C Scott Charitable Trust. Tim Sharp Former Director of Charities and Community, Balfour Beatty. Sir Robert Walmsley KCB Director, Ultra Electronics and General Dynamics. Joss Naylor MBE Legendary Fell Runner. Patron Brathay 10in10. Viv Anderson MBE English Footballer and Coach. Former Player, Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Manchester United & Sheffield Wednesday. John Burgoyne Semi-retired Professor of Management Learning, Lancaster University Management School. Luke Ambler Professional International Rugby League Player, currently playing for Halifax and Ireland.
OUR
IMPACT 2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE
TRUSTEES
FUNDERS AND DONORS 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust Albert Hunt Trust Ambleside Kirkstone Rotary Club Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust ASICS UK Astor Foundation BAE Systems Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation Big Lottery Fund - Cumbria Headstart Big Lottery Fund - Youth in Focus Charles Hayward Foundation Company of Cutlers Cumberland Building Society Cumberland & Westmorland Freemasons David Kneale Financial Management Department for Transport - Community Transport Minibus Fund Designed2Run Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund E L Rathbone Charitable Trust Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust Francis C Scott Charitable Trust Freemasons' Grand Charity Furness Building Society Hadfield Trust Hadley Trust Hadrian Trust Hallam FM - Cash for Kids Harry Bottom Charitable Trust Hedley Foundation Igen Trust J G Graves Charitable Trust
Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
@Brathay
BrathayTrust
thebrathayway
company/brathay
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
Lake District Audi Lakeland Network Rail Nominet Trust OSL Group Pete Bland Sports Pilkington Charities Fund Pioneer Foods Proven Family Trust Rathbones R S Brownless Charitable Trust Rothley Trust Royal Masonic Trust for Girls & Boys Saint Foundation Sheffield Town Trust Sir John Fisher Foundation Skelton Bounty South Lakeland District Council Royal Wedding Fund Southport & Birkdale Provident Society Sovereign Health Care Charitable Trust Stan Laurel Inn, Ulverston Starbucks Stobart Rail Stoller Charitable Trust Unnu Sports Nutrition W O Street Charitable Foundation West Lancashire Freemasons West Riding Masonic Charities West Yorkshire Police & Crime Commissioner Whirlwind Charitable Trust Yor4Good Fund Your Consortium - Talent Match
Neil Braithwaite, Chair Non-Executive Director, The Guinness Partnership. Trustee & Honorary Treasurer, Barnado’s. Governor, The Co-operative. Academies of Stoke-on-Trent & Leeds. Former Managing Director, Specialist Retail Businesses for the Co-operative Group. Howard Cooper CBE Chair, Local Safeguarding Children Board (Liverpool, St Helens). Former Director of Adult Social Services, Wirral Council. Former Director of Children’s Services, Wirral Council. Chris Heaton Group Managing Director, OSL Group Holdings Ltd. Chair, Sheffield Assay Office. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Margaret Ledwith Emeritus Professor of Community Development & Social Justice, University of Cumbria. Michelle Skeer Deputy Chief Constable, Cumbria Constabulary. Malcolm Tyndall Fundraising Consultant. Jim Brady Retired Criminal Justice Sector Practitioner & Manager. Diane Millward Operations Manager, Reclaim Fund Ltd. Charles Cowling Director, JLT Benefit Solutions. Fellow, Institute of Actuaries. Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (2013-14). Governor, Bolton School. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Marc Pate Stonemason. Deputy Training Manager, Worldskills UK. Alumni Board member, Worldskills UK.
FELLOWS
John Adair International Adviser on Leadership Development. Sir Christopher Ball Founder, Campaign for Learning. Chairman, Talent Foundation. Former Chancellor, University of Derby. Founder of Brathay 10in10. Major General David Burden CB CVO CBE Former Military Secretary and Receiver General Westminster Abbey.
Anna Burns Director, Showcase. Lord Chorley Former Chairman, The National Trust. Andrew Fleck Headmaster, Sedbergh School. Lord Inglewood DL Chair, CN Group. Member, House of Lords. Chairman, Cumbria Local Nature Partnership. President, Cumbria Tourism. President, Cumbria Wildlife Trust. Air Chief Marshall Sir Richard Johns GCB, CBE, LVO Chief of the Air Staff, 1997-2000. Former Governor and Constable, Windsor Castle. Christopher Knight Chair, Brooks Macdonald Group. Former Managing Director, Deutsche Bank. The Right Reverend Michael Langrish Former Bishop of Exeter. Jeff Prestridge Personal Finance Editor, Mail on Sunday. Brigadier Gordon Rawlins OBE. Former Army Officer. Former charity Chief Executive. Sam Rayner Managing Director, Lakeland. High Sherriff of Cumbria 2015-16. Dame Fiona Reynolds DBE Master, Emmanuel College (Cambridge). Senior Independent Director, BBC. Non-Executive Director, Wessex Water. Chair, Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England. Chair, International National Trusts Organisation. Madeleine Scott Estates Manager, Matson Ground. Trustee, Francis C Scott Charitable Trust. Tim Sharp Former Director of Charities and Community, Balfour Beatty. Sir Robert Walmsley KCB Director, Ultra Electronics and General Dynamics. Joss Naylor MBE Legendary Fell Runner. Patron Brathay 10in10. Viv Anderson MBE English Footballer and Coach. Former Player, Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Manchester United & Sheffield Wednesday. John Burgoyne Semi-retired Professor of Management Learning, Lancaster University Management School. Luke Ambler Professional International Rugby League Player, currently playing for Halifax and Ireland.
OUR
IMPACT 2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE
TRUSTEES
FUNDERS AND DONORS 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust Albert Hunt Trust Ambleside Kirkstone Rotary Club Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust ASICS UK Astor Foundation BAE Systems Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation Big Lottery Fund - Cumbria Headstart Big Lottery Fund - Youth in Focus Charles Hayward Foundation Company of Cutlers Cumberland Building Society Cumberland & Westmorland Freemasons David Kneale Financial Management Department for Transport - Community Transport Minibus Fund Designed2Run Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund E L Rathbone Charitable Trust Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust Francis C Scott Charitable Trust Freemasons' Grand Charity Furness Building Society Hadfield Trust Hadley Trust Hadrian Trust Hallam FM - Cash for Kids Harry Bottom Charitable Trust Hedley Foundation Igen Trust J G Graves Charitable Trust
Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
@Brathay
BrathayTrust
thebrathayway
company/brathay
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
Lake District Audi Lakeland Network Rail Nominet Trust OSL Group Pete Bland Sports Pilkington Charities Fund Pioneer Foods Proven Family Trust Rathbones R S Brownless Charitable Trust Rothley Trust Royal Masonic Trust for Girls & Boys Saint Foundation Sheffield Town Trust Sir John Fisher Foundation Skelton Bounty South Lakeland District Council Royal Wedding Fund Southport & Birkdale Provident Society Sovereign Health Care Charitable Trust Stan Laurel Inn, Ulverston Starbucks Stobart Rail Stoller Charitable Trust Unnu Sports Nutrition W O Street Charitable Foundation West Lancashire Freemasons West Riding Masonic Charities West Yorkshire Police & Crime Commissioner Whirlwind Charitable Trust Yor4Good Fund Your Consortium - Talent Match
Neil Braithwaite, Chair Non-Executive Director, The Guinness Partnership. Trustee & Honorary Treasurer, Barnado’s. Governor, The Co-operative. Academies of Stoke-on-Trent & Leeds. Former Managing Director, Specialist Retail Businesses for the Co-operative Group. Howard Cooper CBE Chair, Local Safeguarding Children Board (Liverpool, St Helens). Former Director of Adult Social Services, Wirral Council. Former Director of Children’s Services, Wirral Council. Chris Heaton Group Managing Director, OSL Group Holdings Ltd. Chair, Sheffield Assay Office. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Margaret Ledwith Emeritus Professor of Community Development & Social Justice, University of Cumbria. Michelle Skeer Deputy Chief Constable, Cumbria Constabulary. Malcolm Tyndall Fundraising Consultant. Jim Brady Retired Criminal Justice Sector Practitioner & Manager. Diane Millward Operations Manager, Reclaim Fund Ltd. Charles Cowling Director, JLT Benefit Solutions. Fellow, Institute of Actuaries. Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (2013-14). Governor, Bolton School. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Marc Pate Stonemason. Deputy Training Manager, Worldskills UK. Alumni Board member, Worldskills UK.
FELLOWS
John Adair International Adviser on Leadership Development. Sir Christopher Ball Founder, Campaign for Learning. Chairman, Talent Foundation. Former Chancellor, University of Derby. Founder of Brathay 10in10. Major General David Burden CB CVO CBE Former Military Secretary and Receiver General Westminster Abbey.
Anna Burns Director, Showcase. Lord Chorley Former Chairman, The National Trust. Andrew Fleck Headmaster, Sedbergh School. Lord Inglewood DL Chair, CN Group. Member, House of Lords. Chairman, Cumbria Local Nature Partnership. President, Cumbria Tourism. President, Cumbria Wildlife Trust. Air Chief Marshall Sir Richard Johns GCB, CBE, LVO Chief of the Air Staff, 1997-2000. Former Governor and Constable, Windsor Castle. Christopher Knight Chair, Brooks Macdonald Group. Former Managing Director, Deutsche Bank. The Right Reverend Michael Langrish Former Bishop of Exeter. Jeff Prestridge Personal Finance Editor, Mail on Sunday. Brigadier Gordon Rawlins OBE. Former Army Officer. Former charity Chief Executive. Sam Rayner Managing Director, Lakeland. High Sherriff of Cumbria 2015-16. Dame Fiona Reynolds DBE Master, Emmanuel College (Cambridge). Senior Independent Director, BBC. Non-Executive Director, Wessex Water. Chair, Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England. Chair, International National Trusts Organisation. Madeleine Scott Estates Manager, Matson Ground. Trustee, Francis C Scott Charitable Trust. Tim Sharp Former Director of Charities and Community, Balfour Beatty. Sir Robert Walmsley KCB Director, Ultra Electronics and General Dynamics. Joss Naylor MBE Legendary Fell Runner. Patron Brathay 10in10. Viv Anderson MBE English Footballer and Coach. Former Player, Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Manchester United & Sheffield Wednesday. John Burgoyne Semi-retired Professor of Management Learning, Lancaster University Management School. Luke Ambler Professional International Rugby League Player, currently playing for Halifax and Ireland.
OUR
IMPACT 2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE
TRUSTEES
FUNDERS AND DONORS 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust Albert Hunt Trust Ambleside Kirkstone Rotary Club Anton Jurgens Charitable Trust ASICS UK Astor Foundation BAE Systems Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation Big Lottery Fund - Cumbria Headstart Big Lottery Fund - Youth in Focus Charles Hayward Foundation Company of Cutlers Cumberland Building Society Cumberland & Westmorland Freemasons David Kneale Financial Management Department for Transport - Community Transport Minibus Fund Designed2Run Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund E L Rathbone Charitable Trust Eleanor Rathbone Charitable Trust Francis C Scott Charitable Trust Freemasons' Grand Charity Furness Building Society Hadfield Trust Hadley Trust Hadrian Trust Hallam FM - Cash for Kids Harry Bottom Charitable Trust Hedley Foundation Igen Trust J G Graves Charitable Trust
Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
@Brathay
BrathayTrust
thebrathayway
company/brathay
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
Lake District Audi Lakeland Network Rail Nominet Trust OSL Group Pete Bland Sports Pilkington Charities Fund Pioneer Foods Proven Family Trust Rathbones R S Brownless Charitable Trust Rothley Trust Royal Masonic Trust for Girls & Boys Saint Foundation Sheffield Town Trust Sir John Fisher Foundation Skelton Bounty South Lakeland District Council Royal Wedding Fund Southport & Birkdale Provident Society Sovereign Health Care Charitable Trust Stan Laurel Inn, Ulverston Starbucks Stobart Rail Stoller Charitable Trust Unnu Sports Nutrition W O Street Charitable Foundation West Lancashire Freemasons West Riding Masonic Charities West Yorkshire Police & Crime Commissioner Whirlwind Charitable Trust Yor4Good Fund Your Consortium - Talent Match
Neil Braithwaite, Chair Non-Executive Director, The Guinness Partnership. Trustee & Honorary Treasurer, Barnado’s. Governor, The Co-operative. Academies of Stoke-on-Trent & Leeds. Former Managing Director, Specialist Retail Businesses for the Co-operative Group. Howard Cooper CBE Chair, Local Safeguarding Children Board (Liverpool, St Helens). Former Director of Adult Social Services, Wirral Council. Former Director of Children’s Services, Wirral Council. Chris Heaton Group Managing Director, OSL Group Holdings Ltd. Chair, Sheffield Assay Office. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Margaret Ledwith Emeritus Professor of Community Development & Social Justice, University of Cumbria. Michelle Skeer Deputy Chief Constable, Cumbria Constabulary. Malcolm Tyndall Fundraising Consultant. Jim Brady Retired Criminal Justice Sector Practitioner & Manager. Diane Millward Operations Manager, Reclaim Fund Ltd. Charles Cowling Director, JLT Benefit Solutions. Fellow, Institute of Actuaries. Fellow, Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. Master of the Worshipful Company of Actuaries (2013-14). Governor, Bolton School. Participant in Brathay 10in10. Marc Pate Stonemason. Deputy Training Manager, Worldskills UK. Alumni Board member, Worldskills UK.
FELLOWS
John Adair International Adviser on Leadership Development. Sir Christopher Ball Founder, Campaign for Learning. Chairman, Talent Foundation. Former Chancellor, University of Derby. Founder of Brathay 10in10. Major General David Burden CB CVO CBE Former Military Secretary and Receiver General Westminster Abbey.
Anna Burns Director, Showcase. Lord Chorley Former Chairman, The National Trust. Andrew Fleck Headmaster, Sedbergh School. Lord Inglewood DL Chair, CN Group. Member, House of Lords. Chairman, Cumbria Local Nature Partnership. President, Cumbria Tourism. President, Cumbria Wildlife Trust. Air Chief Marshall Sir Richard Johns GCB, CBE, LVO Chief of the Air Staff, 1997-2000. Former Governor and Constable, Windsor Castle. Christopher Knight Chair, Brooks Macdonald Group. Former Managing Director, Deutsche Bank. The Right Reverend Michael Langrish Former Bishop of Exeter. Jeff Prestridge Personal Finance Editor, Mail on Sunday. Brigadier Gordon Rawlins OBE. Former Army Officer. Former charity Chief Executive. Sam Rayner Managing Director, Lakeland. High Sherriff of Cumbria 2015-16. Dame Fiona Reynolds DBE Master, Emmanuel College (Cambridge). Senior Independent Director, BBC. Non-Executive Director, Wessex Water. Chair, Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England. Chair, International National Trusts Organisation. Madeleine Scott Estates Manager, Matson Ground. Trustee, Francis C Scott Charitable Trust. Tim Sharp Former Director of Charities and Community, Balfour Beatty. Sir Robert Walmsley KCB Director, Ultra Electronics and General Dynamics. Joss Naylor MBE Legendary Fell Runner. Patron Brathay 10in10. Viv Anderson MBE English Footballer and Coach. Former Player, Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Manchester United & Sheffield Wednesday. John Burgoyne Semi-retired Professor of Management Learning, Lancaster University Management School. Luke Ambler Professional International Rugby League Player, currently playing for Halifax and Ireland.
OUR
IMPACT 2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE
@Brathay
BrathayTrust
thebrathayway
company/brathay
Please get in touch... Brathay Trust, Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0HP t: 015394 33041 e: hello@brathay.org.uk w. www.brathay.org.uk
Brathay is the trading name of Brathay Trust, a charitable company limited by guarantee in England and Wales. Charity Registration Number: 1021586; Scottish Charity Number: SC038803; Company Registration Number: 2814206; VAT Number: 1618631 08; Registered Office: Brathay Hall, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 0HP.
OUR IMPACT
2016
TRANSFORMING YOUNG PEOPLE: Inspiring young people to contribute to their communities. Improving effective and positive family functioning.
“Me and my family have become closer and we now can work as a team and I now feel more confident with my children”
Sandy
Increased family teamwork skills; Increased leadership skills in Parents/Carers; Increased effective communication within the family; Raised aspirations within the family.
At risk groups. Brathay support groups of young people and families who have more specific needs: those who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system; or those who are sexually exploited, alcohol and substance misusers, self-harmers, young carers or looked after young people. We provide these families and young people with the time, space and support they need to develop self-awareness, skills and confidence; giving them the strength to make positive choices and take control of their lives.
#HELP FLAGSHIP FUNDRAISERS ARE VITAL TO OUR SUPPORT OF YOUNG PEOPLE ACROSS THE UK. > Brathay 10in10 Challenge. > Brathay Windermere Marathon and Half Marathon.
Developing the leaders of tomorrow for the charitable and voluntary sector.
Supporting young people in the care system to make a successful transition into education, employment or training.
Raised participants’ aspirations, confidence and self belief. Increased motivation to engage in education and training. Helped participants recognise their own strengths and skills and how to use them in a positive way. Improved employment outcomes for looked after young people.
“I think a lot more about moving forward in my life - using my confidence”
> £70 Challenge.
Please contact me, Godfrey Owen Chief Executive for more information at... ceo@brathay.org.uk
“I do everything I can at home now. I do my own cooking and cleaning”
Chris
Marika
Emily
Education and employment.
Raised self awareness of leadership impact in relation to different challenges: Management of Teams and Groups.
Supporting social action.
Brathay support young people and their families to overcome any barriers they face when finding a path into education, training or work.
We work with young people and families to identify the services they need to improve their lives and bring their communities together, while building relevant skills to advance their long-term prospects.
We work with schools and colleges to bring young people’s studies alive with real-world skills; underpinning their learning with the attitudes and behaviours they will need when making the move into the workplace.
We support young people as they take on roles as National Citizen Service Volunteers or Aspiring Leaders – building their capabilities and helping them improve the lives of those around them.
Increased numbers in secure housing, stronger social networks, increased access to health services, progress into employment or training.
Challenging anti-social and offending behaviour. We support young people and families who are at risk of being, or are already involved in the criminal justice system. We help them develop the self-awareness, skills and relationships needed to adopt positive behaviours which reduces anti-social or offending behaviour.
FACT!
WHY I SUPPORT BRATHAY... Gina Pennington
Chelsea Jones
Sales Manager, Farrer’s Coffee and Brathay Fundraiser Brathay is a fabulous charity, right on my doorstep. Many of us have had great childhoods and can ensure the children in our lives get the best start, but that’s not the case for all young people. Brathay can make such a difference to a young person in very challenging circumstances.
Peer worker, Marathon runner and Fundraiser I want to help people the way Brathay helped me. Brathay has showed me that I can do anything I want and encouraged me to be the young woman I am today.
Jeff Prestridge Editor, Financial Mail , Brathay Fundraiser and Fellow I love Brathay because it helps kids from troubled backgrounds fulfil their potential. The work it does is inspiring and blows my mind away – I’ll support it until I drop.
Marc Pate
> Radio 4 Appeal by Jeff Prestridge. > 70th Anniversary Gala Dinner.
“Understanding myself, my thought process and the feelings I have got when I’m faced with certain situations; that’s really helped me in the way I work”
Supporting those at risk of offending to form firmer foundations through developing their independent living skills and wellbeing.
Stonemason, World Skills Board Member and Brathay Trustee I support Brathay because its commitment to helping develop young people has no limitations. Whether it be apprentices or young people in need Brathay has the passion and drive to help people move forward.
Chris Heaton
Businessman, Brathay Trustee and Fundraiser Brathay does unsung, necessary and brilliant work to give vulnerable young people a new start in life.
Sam Rayner
Keenene Daley
Peer Worker and Fundraiser Brathay staff support you but they ask you to take responsibility. The biggest thing I have gained from them is confidence. This is why I have returned to Brathay, to help other kids similar to me.
Managing Director, Lakeland and High Sheriff of Cumbria 2015, Brathay Fellow Brathay can and does change lives and influences people, by opening their minds to opportunities and abilities they never knew they had. This applies to young people and to adults alike because we can all have something hidden teased out of us.
David Grey MBE Business Leader and Master Culter 2015, Sheffield I have worked on a year long programme with Brathay and in that time, I have been impressed by their collegiate approach which delivers effective results.
Sir Iain Hall
Chief Executive, Great Schools Trust and Educational Leader Brathay is our leadership partner and, since our inception in 2012, has played a significant role with the planning, delivery and evaluation of staff and student leadership development programmes.
Brathay Trust Brathay Hall Ambleside Cumbria LA22 0HP United Kingdom T 015394 33041 E hello@brathay.org.uk W brathay.org.uk
OUTER FACE