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
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.
Read our groundbreaking reportWe partner with local and national governments, commissioners, service providers, such as charities, as well as socially-motivated investors, funders, international donors and philanthropic organisations.
See what we can offer youWe are experts in systems change – shifting the way a whole system works – and have a track record of delivering lasting and widespread change that improves the lives of people and communities.
The Early Inclusion Collective will transform the support systems around children to be safety-focused and inclusive from the outset, built through evidence-based practices.
Social Finance’s essential role in ensuring the fidelity of IPS employment services for people with severe mental illness
A pioneering initiative to unlock the potential of longitudinal qualitative data for mental health research – supported by Social Finance.
We have a team of over 130 people, diverse in skills and experiences, united in our passion for making the world a fairer place.
Learn more about usWe partner with local and national governments, commissioners, communities, service providers such as charities, socially-motivated investors, and philanthropic organisations.
Social Finance understand the challenges involved with delivering complex change.
Mark Methven, Programme Lead, Changing Futures, Westminster Council
Jobs
We are seeking an experienced IPS professional with recent IPS team leadership experience at a Team Leader, Senior Employment Specialist or Service Manager level.
Blogs and videos
In recent years there’s been an explosion of innovation and a spike in new services to support older people, often pioneered and funded by non-statutory bodies. But what happens when the funding for these ‘pilots’ runs out? To achieve systemic and sustainable change we also need to consider innovative finance.
Blogs and videos
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.
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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