Catch22 | A social business

Helping you to deliver change

We have a strong track record in developing and delivering high quality public services.

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Watch our animation or read our Social Business Review 2016 to find out how we deliver social outcomes and about the principles which guide us.

We combine local knowledge with national reach

Independent flats within a shared, supported setting for care leavers, including unaccompanied minors from foster care

All news

29.09.2016The Public Services Lab appoints leadership teamThe Public Services Lab, the joint venture to help charities, community groups, and social enterprises to compete successfully for public contracts, has announced the appointment of its leadership team.
26.08.2016Mayor launches £1.3m restorative justice service to help victims recover from devastating effects of crime and cut repeat offendingThe Mayor’s Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) has appointed Restore: London, a non-profit consortium led by Catch22, to develop the first ever Pan London Restorative Justice programme.

All events

Wednesday 5 OctoberNLCBF conference: Edge of care and accommodation for care leaversA thematic workshop run by the NLCBF with expert input on housing, finance and edge of care support for care leavers.
28 October 2016NLCBF Care Leavers Celebration EventThe National Leaving Care Benchmarking Forum (NLCBF) is hosting an event during Care Leavers' Week to celebrate best practice and the achievements of care leavers and services.

14.06.2016Realising Ambition Programme Insight: Proving vs ImprovingIn the fourth Realising Ambition Programme Insight, we explore how we came to see data on outcomes for young people as more than just a means of gauging success – it became clear that data can support service refinement and adaptation when replicating services.
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14.06.2016Realising Ambition Programme Insight: Proving vs Improving (Welsh)In the fourth Realising Ambition Programme Insight, we explore how we came to see data on outcomes for young people as more than just a means of gauging success – it became clear that data can support service refinement and adaptation when replicating services.
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