- Young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET)
- Elderly people that are isolated
- Local Authority care leavers
- Those with a disability or health problem including mental health
- People struggling with English
- Customers in our most deprived wards
- Ex-offenders
- People with a history of homelessness, drug or alcohol dependency
- Focus on the transition to work and overcoming practical barriers
- Lone parents and careers
- Individuals that are getting low income that are in poor financial condition that are looking for living wage.
- help young people find a positive direction
- improve equality of opportunity
- strengthen community cohesion
- build a better future
- fill the gaps left by the cuts made to youth services
- increase community involvement
- provide an innovative alternative approach to meeting the needs in deprived areas
- give a safe place for intergenerational activities
- will tackle the root causes of gang membership, violence and knife crimes
