No Wrong Door Open Innovation Challenge
Can you help Londoners access quality employment? Be part of the solution.
Can you help Londoners access quality employment? Be part of the solution.
Remarkable female founders who have certainly inspired us!
Allia’s next Impact Accelerator is designed for impact start-ups that are creating solutions around neurodiversity and physical disability. These could be tech solutions or social innovations that address challenges experienced by people living with disabilities (such as software/hardware assistive technologies for neurodiverse conditions or mobility impairment, sensory impaired disorder, chronic pain, etc).
Whether you are looking to move towards more environmentally sustainable business practices on your journey to Net Zero, a social entrepreneur wanting to start their own business, or founder wanting to grow and amplify impact – we have the fully funded business support programme for you!
While this time of year tends to be associated with joy, fun and warm and cosy gatherings around the festive tree for a lot of people, we know that this certainly isn’t the case for all, with winter posing a particular threat to those who don’t have a roof over their heads.
The Greater London Authority partnered with Allia for the 2nd phase of The Mayor’s Challenge LDN Programme (Poverty Prevention Challenge).
The Challenge was designed for 7 innovators who are dedicated to scaling their solutions over 6 months and provide them with the necessary tools and techniques to grow across London, supporting Londoners in need.
We’re delighted to share a guest blog written by our friend Martyn Sibley. Martyn is CEO and co-founder of the Purple Goat agency, an inclusive marketing agency that represents and communicates a narrative in and around disability in everything it does.
10 years of positive impact in Cambridge – can you support our future?
A group of Allia staff spent the day digging, sawing, planting, painting and willow weaving at a community garden project run by local homelessness charity Cambridge Cyrenians recently.
After working with 300+ businesses/entrepreneurs, Andrew Brisbin, Direct of Ventures at Allia has concluded that we (the broader UK entrepreneur ecosystem) have another substantial issue to tackle. Financial literacy.
Check out insights & thought pieces from some of our team here, plus news about all our latest projects and programmes.
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