Strategic support with Liverpool City Council
Clear Futures and Liverpool City Council began working together to deliver education projects at pace to provide modern learning spaces for local young people. As our partnership develops, we will explore opportunities to drive net zero action and provide strategic support to the Council to support local key priorities.
Clear Futures worked with the council’s education team to prioritise immediate needs and fast track the delivery of SEN education projects. As a result, we have mitigated a potential risk of £25-30m to educate children outside of the city boundaries.
Clear Futures has also provided dedicated senior capacity into the property team, and has supported the council with landlord and tenant services, along with strategic advice on future development opportunities.
Strategic support for Special Educational Needs in Liverpool
Clear Futures and Liverpool Council have worked in partnership to deliver projects at pace to provide modern learning spaces for young people with special educational needs. We lent strategic support to prioritise the needs of SEN pupils and fast track an initial phase of refurbishments to three schools, providing a total of 512 SEN school places. Our work continues with the construction of new facilities in phase 2.
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Long-term social impact in Liverpool
Clear Futures develops partnership with purpose, focusing on long-term outcomes. As part of this, we have made a commitment to provide a one-to-one mentoring programme to change the lives of teenage girls who need support.
Mentoring for girls in Liverpool
Upskilling the Liverpool supply chain
In partnership with Liverpool City Council, Clear Futures is supporting the local supply chain so they can upskill their businesses. The local Business Support Service is hosting a series of four lunchtime webinars in for Liverpool construction companies, with Clear Futures’ strategic support partners and local supply chain sharing expertise on work winning, BIM and Digital Construction, and Health & Safety requirements.
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