The Restore Trust

About Us

The Restore Trust is a pioneering social enterprise dedicated to transforming lives and creating opportunities through education, skills training, and employment support. Based in the South West of England, we work across a variety of sectors and collaborates with individuals, communities, and businesses to address societal challenges and unlock potential. Each year, the organization supports hundreds of people, including those facing barriers such as unemployment, involvement in the criminal justice system, or other forms of social exclusion.

With an innovative and holistic approach, The Restore Trust provides a diverse range of programs tailored to meet individual needs, from accredited vocational qualifications and employability skills to mental health support and mentorship. The organization operates with a clear vision: to empower people to rebuild their lives, gain independence, and contribute positively to their communities. It works with a network of employers to create real pathways into sustainable employment, ensuring that training directly aligns with workforce demands and industry standards.

The Restore Trust has achieved significant regional and national recognition for its impactful work, including awards for social innovation and partnerships. It is a key player in driving inclusive growth, equipping individuals with the skills to thrive in key sectors such as construction, catering and hospitality, health and social care, and digital technology. Its projects not only transform individual lives but also contribute to reducing reoffending rates and addressing skills shortages in critical industries.

As a trusted partner to local authorities, employers, and voluntary organizations, The Restore Trust continues to build its reputation as a dynamic and forward-thinking provider of education and support services. Its commitment to social mobility and economic inclusion ensures it remains at the forefront of tackling some of the most pressing challenges faced by society today.