Our Mission
We use our own colour profiling system with young people to raise their self awareness and relationship management skills. We identify and celebrate their strengths, giving them tools to develop their emotional resilience and confidence
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People, society tells you “you should be this, you should be that” – this course has really helped me. I don’t like being pigeonholed. I now feel it’s just ok to be me.
Attendee
Building Self-Belief Course
65% of young people believe loneliness is a problem for people their age
From report ‘All our emotions are important’
The Co-op Foundation
In our world of social media and celebrity worship – is it a wonder that young people feel they don’t measure up? Learning to value our own strengths and be confident enough to recognise our development areas takes away the need to compare ourselves to the unattainable.
Liz Davies
The Colour Works Foundation Co-Founder
Every young person has the emotional intelligence to recognise and use their strengths in relationships and careers
Our
Vision
Partners
We are actively looking to work with youth organisations, schools and colleges who wish to develop social and emotional skills in young people
Our Mission
We use a state of the art colour profiling tool to equip disadvantaged and socially excluded young people with the tools to build self-belief and interpersonal skills.
Our
Vision
Confident and resilient young people with strong decision-making and communication skills are able to make positive life choices for themselves.
Partners
We are actively looking to work with youth organisations, schools and colleges who wish to develop social and emotional skills in young people
People, society tells you “you should be this, you should be that” – this course has really helped me. I don’t like being pigeonholed. I now feel it’s just ok to be me.
Course attendee
Building Self-Belief Course
In our world of social media and celebrity worship – is it a wonder that young people feel they don’t measure up? Learning to value our own strengths and be confident enough to recognise our development areas takes away the need to compare ourselves to the unattainable.
Liz Davies
The Colour Works Foundation Co-Founder
