Together, we make change happen

Social Finance is a non-profit organisation that helps our partners design, fund and scale solutions to complex and enduring social issues in the UK and globally.

What we do

The undeniable case for change

People with learning disabilities and autistic people need access to specialist advocacy services so they can live the lives they want to live. We’re working in partnership with The Henry Smith Charity and 15 services across the UK to get the evidence in front of decision makers.

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What we offer

We partner with local and national governments, commissioners, service providers, such as charities, as well as socially-motivated investors, funders, international donors and philanthropic organisations.

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Our people

We have a team of over 130 people, diverse in skills and experiences, united in our passion for making the world a fairer place.

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Our partners

We partner with local and national governments, commissioners, communities, service providers such as charities, socially-motivated investors, and philanthropic organisations.

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Social Finance understand the challenges involved with delivering complex change.

Mark Methven, Programme Lead, Changing Futures, Westminster Council 

Latest updates

Jobs

The Analyst Programme

We are looking for the next generation of social innovators to start their journey on our Analyst Programme in Autumn 2025, working on our UK based work. As an Analyst, you will work on various types of projects, supported by a more senior member of staff and project team. This programme is designed for those who do not have a degree but have up to three years’ work experience or those who have just completed their degree and are looking for their first role.

Blogs and videos

Black women are still disproportionately failed by maternity services: How we’re working with our partners to transform the system

Social Finance, the Caribbean and African Health Network (CAHN) and The Essential Baby Co’s haPPIE Academy are supporting Black Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, hosted by The Motherhood Group – an organisation sharing and advocating for the Black maternal experience. The theme of this year’s campaign is Transforming and Advancing Change.

Ready to make an impact?

Our work measurably improves lives. Get in touch to find out more about what we offer and how we can help you.

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