Catalyst Housing Group is a mission-driven ecosystem committed to driving impactful change across the housing landscape.
With a focus on addressing structural wealth, income, and opportunity gaps, Catalyst’s three pillars prioritise transparency, efficiency, and impact.
Catalyst Housing Group leverages its asset-management platform to provide differentiated multifamily operational capabilities, while its nonprofit arm cultivates innovative financing structures that support affordable, inclusive, and equitable housing production.
Hyde is one of the housing associations involved with Flourishing Futures. Its role supports the partnership to connect with young people and residents in Brent communities, and to link the work with place-based opportunities and wider support.
Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing is one of the housing associations involved with Flourishing Futures. Its role supports the partnership to connect with young people and residents in Brent communities, and to link the work with place-based opportunities and wider support.
Brent Council brings local authority leadership and helps connect Flourishing Futures with wider borough priorities services and employment support. Its role supports the partnership to link youth-led learning with local decision-making.
Business in the Community is a pioneering organisation dedicated to driving positive societal change through responsible business practices.
As a leading force in the corporate social responsibility landscape, Business in the Community collaborates with businesses of all sizes to champion environmental sustainability, promote diversity and inclusion, and address pressing social issues.
By providing valuable resources, expertise, and networking opportunities, Business in the Community empowers companies to make a tangible difference in their communities. With a strategic focus on creating a more sustainable and equitable future, Business in the Community serves as a catalyst for meaningful impact, inspiring a new era of purpose-driven business practices that prioritises people, planet, and prosperity.
BFCCT leads the pre-16 Tiers of Support activity and working with Electively Home Educated young people. The Trust helps the partnership engage young people and families through trusted local relationships and activities.
Mind in Haringey is an independent local mental health charity affiliated with the national Mind federation. It provides information, advice, and support to residents affected by mental health problems.
Phoenix Housing brings a place-based housing and community perspective through its connection to the Downham estate. Its role helps connect the work with local residents, community spaces and the conditions that shape young people’s access to support.
Circle Collective brings experience of supporting young people towards employment. Its role helps connect the youth-designed space with practical employment support and opportunities for young people.
Hull City Council supports the partnership by connecting the work with local authority services for care-experienced young people, including support linked to housing, care leaving and employment. Its role helps align the partnership’s learning with the local systems that affect care-experienced young people.
