Since our inception in 2000 we have worked with many different groups of disadvantaged, vulnerable and marginalised individuals.
We provide environments that nourish the whole person, and opportunities that build individual capabilities.
In 2007, BBM won the national Performance Hub prize, in recognition of its value in this field.
Our projects all now focus on soft skills development, addressing key areas through the five lenses of Barrier Breakers Methodology. BBM removes resistance, and encourages reflection, discussion – and action.
Our programmes in 2017-18 are for young women aged 15 – 24, inspiring them to raise their aspirations and reach their potential, through the development of employability skills and improved wellbeing.
“I got to understand soft skills, things I wasn’t sure about, how important they are in everyday life, and how I can get them”
Workshop participant, CONEL, Tottenham, London