Meet our new Changemakers
As the cost of living crisis continues to affect millions, our third cohort of Building Financial Resilience Changemakers are here with new ideas and innovations to help make a difference.
Utano Foundation
Leo Foya
Utano’s mission is to reduce digital poverty and help close the gap of digital illiteracy amongst people from disadvantaged backgrounds, breaking down the barriers to racial inequality.
Your Pay Your Way
Adele Predergast
Your Pay Your Way is a social enterprise which provides financial education across Scotland. Their aim is to create a Scotland where people have a solid understanding of their personal finances and are equipped to make financial decisions with confidence.
Clean Slate
Emmie Jenkins Hill
Clean Slate Training & Employment helps people on low incomes to become better off by supporting people in financial hardship to rethink how they might manage their money, find work or better work, and get online.
Trust Leeds
Liza Kellett
Trust Leeds help people to enterprise their way to a better future, addressing poverty and financial exclusion by working - and walking - alongside enterprising people and communities.
Ava Housing
Michelle Moore
Ava Housing is an Irish, not-for-profit initiative that supports older homeowners to stay in their homes for longer, reducing the need for more costly forms of care.
The Skill Mill
Andy Peaden
The Skill Mill is an award-winning social enterprise providing paid employment in watercourse and horticultural services to young ex-offenders, promoting financial independence and reducing reoffending.