• Mixed Foundations is a peer led, non profit organisation that offers innovative specialist interventions to young people. We successfully engage with some of the most hard to reach, disadvantaged individuals that are effected by relative poverty and present an array of complex issues

Our Services

  • Motivational Mentoring to young people in the community , schools, care & criminal justice system.

  • Trauma management to improve well-being.

  • We offer accredited peer mentoring courses.

  • Consultancy to professionals working with high risk young people.

Aims of the Project

Aims of the Project

We provide a sustainable provision for young people nationwide, helping them to fulfil their potential.

  • Increasing self confidence and resilience

  • Tackling issues of identity, belonging and acceptance

  • Providing better communication skills

  • Reducing crime and anti social behaviour

  • Addressing gangs, CCE & county lines drug dealing

  • Improving mental health and well being

Who We Work With

Nottinghamshire City Council

| Nottinghamshire County Council

Nottinghamshire City Council | Nottinghamshire County Council

Leicester City Council |

Leicester City Council |

Buckinghamshire County Council |

Buckinghamshire County Council |

Northamptonshire County Council |

Northamptonshire County Council |

London Borough of Barnet |

London Borough of Croydon |

London Borough of Redbridge |

London Borough of Barnet | London Borough of Croydon | London Borough of Redbridge |

London Borough of Barnet

“The feedback from our young people who have worked with MF is very positive and the level of negative behaviours has diminished significantly.”

Nottingham Youth Offending Team

“Mixed Foundations knowledge of cultural awareness and equality has enabled them to support many of my clients to identify their aspirations and help them strive to achieve their full potential by increasing self-esteem and confidence.”

Leicester City Council

“Mixed Foundations have offered a bespoke service to work with our young people to identify safety and build exits from the criminal exploitation they have been exposed too.”