Building Community
Resilience & Tackling
Inequalities
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Welcome
NUTU Academy CIC is a social enterprise working with communities and institutions through tailored, research-driven activities that address issues of empowerment, digital poverty, inequalities, capacity building, skills acquisition, trainings and social inclusion. Our core interest is in seeing communities thrive using the latest theoretical and technological tools to bring vision to reality. We work with communities to develop sustainable, small innovative and implementable products and services, supporting organisations to be independent and develop new service solutions, maximising their values, and minimising waste.
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Research & Community Resilience
Resilience is achieved by investing in targeted services and supporting what matters to people and communities. Essential in reducing poverty, building capacity and widening participation and social mobility.
Wellbeing & Health
Using research and consultation to design and deliver intrinsic value that develops skills and strengthens disadvantaged communities’ own health and wellbeing. Guaranteed by advocating preventative health interventions and supporting targeted approaches that address key risk factors of inequalities including mental, emotional and economic well-being.
Co-Creation & Diversity
We work with communities to co-create activities that aim to build a more sustainable and inclusive society. Realised through removing barriers to opportunities and services, giving back voices, challenging stigmatisation, and racism and evidencing achievements and participation of BAME groups.
Billion per year Cost of Reoffending
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“Polling commissioned by the Ministry of Justice found that over 90 percent of businesses who employ ex-offenders said they are reliable, good at their job, punctual and trustworthy” (Gov.UK, 2022)
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Children & Young reoffended between April 2019 & March 2020 – (MOJ, 2020)
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People BAMEs in Poverty
Poverty (Persistent) is higher for Black and Minority Ethnic families where the household head is Black, African, Caribbean or Black British – (SMC, 2020)
Poverty (Persistent) is higher for Black and Minority Ethnic families where the household head is Black, African, Caribbean or Black British – (SMC, 2020)
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Our Partners and Grants
Our Partners
Civil Society Roots 3 – Round Two
The project will create a digital hub containing information, services and resources that better
Our Partners
Let’s Go! The Youth for Enterprise Programme.
The project will ensure that each participant receives personalised support and skills development to
Our Partners
Mayor Of London Civil Society Roots
Development funding will enable researcher and community specialists to engage formally with ex/offenders aged