WPA has agreed a landmark partnership with charity, Young Westminster Foundation, to help support hundreds of young people from Westminster’s underrepresented groups and disadvantaged areas in taking a first step in their career.
The partnership will see the WPA commit £255,000 to help fund the Mastering My Future employability scheme over the next three years. It will help fund outreach, as well as a range of training, skills, mentoring and work experience. As part of the scheme, the funds will also help to deliver a bespoke programme to create a pathway into the property sector for smaller groups of participants.
This funding has been donated by a number of leading WPA member companies, who we would like to thank for their support, including Berkeley Estate Asset Management, Gerald Eve, GPE, The Howard de Walden Estate, Landsec, The Pollen Estate, Shaftesbury Capital and Soho Estates, as well as the WPA.
The programme forms part of WPA’s commitment to providing a more diverse and equitable future for Westminster’s young people. You can read more about the programme on our website here or in Property Week here (£). If you are interested in potentially getting involved please do get in touch for further information rosie.day@cwpa.org.uk