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The Passion Project Foundation are proud to announce a new partnership with Mapt.ODL. We will be working together to help support young people across the UK. The project focuses on

EWING LAW Many young and vulnerable people are struggling to cope with a variety of social and economic issues and, as a result, are in danger of getting lost in the system.

We believe happy people who are living a life they find fulfilling are productive citizens, but all too often the need to achieve this state and the collective value it

The Passion Project wants to help create a future of hope and opportunity for young people which is why we are sponsoring The Commission on Young Lives. Launched in September

A NEW CONVERSATION IS NEEDED Inter-generational poverty and growing disparity in wealth are major issues. Future policymaking must ensure equal opportunities are available for all.  There is a way forward

We are delighted to announce the addition of Johnson Beharry VC to the Passion Project team. Johnson will help develop the relationship between the Passion Project and UK Government alongside

The Passion Project designed the BE THE CHANGE media campaign as a rallying cry to the community in support of an authentically led, bottom-up approach to the UK Government’s (and

On 29th December 2021, Anne Longfield, chair of the Commission on Young Lives and the former Children’s Commissioner for England, published ‘Out of Harm’s Way: A new care system to

Scott Ewing and Tony Wyatt, respectively principle solicitor and lead associate counsel of private criminal law specialists Ewing Law, are the natural choice as the Passion Project’s advocates for young

The Passion Project (PP) and the Passion Project Foundation (PPF or Foundation) have a long-standing objective to raise awareness of the benefits associated with creating positive social impact and help

The Passion Project is a human development initiative whose operation is designed to support societal development. At its core, it is dedicated to supporting the young and the vulnerable and

The Passion Project (PP) is keen that its methodology encapsulates national and international best practices. In keeping with that theme, it is careful to ensure that its operation is embraced