Branches of Breakthrough
The groups of people we work with are listed below
• Young Carers
• Young People with mental ill health
• Adults with mental ill health
• Disabled Children
• Disabled adults
• Children in Care
• Obese Children (Breakthrough Active)
• Children at risk of school exclusion
• Children in the criminal justice system
To read more about the distribution of these placements, see 'Breakthrough Overview' to the right of the page (Data correct for 2010, but changes week by week as new referrals come in or other placements finish).
Breakthrough Partners
Breakthrough could not have been so successful without the help of its partners in the Statutory, Private and Third sector.
| Statutory Partners/Contributors |
Private Partners/Contributors |
Third Sector Partners/Contributors |
South Gloucestershire Council Community Services |
Rolls Royce |
Princess Royal Trust For Carers |
| South Gloucestershire Council Community Care |
Oldbury Power Station |
Golf Foundation |
| South Gloucestershire Council CYP |
AXA |
Football Foundation |
| South Gloucestershire PCT |
Royal Bank of Scotland |
Quartet Foundation |
| South Gloucestershire CAMHS service |
Stroud and Swindon Building Society |
Children In Need |
| South Gloucestershire Children’s Fund |
Bristol City Football Club |
South Gloucestershire School PEA |
| Avon Police |
Bristol Rugby Club |
Comic Relief |
| Avon Fire Service |
Kendleshire Golf Club |
Almondsbury Charity |
| Ministry of Defense |
Games Workshop |
Chipping Sodbury Charity |
| Anti Social Behaviour Team |
Sports1st |
Alzheimer’s Society |
| Filton College |
|
People First |
| Bristol University |
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West of England Sports Trust |
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Kingswood Foundation |
Breakthrough in other Local Authorities
Breakthrough now runs in Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol (run by Youth Moves), Gloucestershire (run by InfoBuzz) and North Somerset, with other local Authorities expressing interest in becoming part of the breakthrough community. To go to these websites, see links on the right.
‘Changing the world one person at a time’