Settle

Settle

Careers at Settle

Settle is a charity that supports young adults as they leave the care system and move into their first home.

We provide intensive 1:1 support addressing practical life skills, sustaining a tenancy and managing emotional wellbeing. Our preventative approach to homelessness helps care-experienced young people to make long-lasting changes and thrive.

We are a fast-growing organisation and 2022/23 was a big year for Settle. We worked with more young people than ever before, developed new services and grew our team size.

Since launching in 2015 we’ve now supported over 500 young people across London and the South East and we’re proud to have been included in Escape the City’s Top 100 social impact organisations 2022, Guardian Public Service Awards finalist in 2019, and Big Issue’s Top 100 Changemakers in 2022.

We work with some brilliant partners; from JP Morgan Chase Foundation and the National Lottery Community Fund, to local authorities and housing associations across London. We’re a deeply committed team of 16 supported by a brilliant board of 9 trustees who help us achieve our social mission.

Verified by Escape

Escape's take on Settle

Settle are a new entry into this years' Escape 100 and how at home they look. Settle is an award-winning social enterprise that designs and delivers high impact support services to vulnerable young people. They are dedicated to tackling the causes of youth homelessness and helping people in difficult situations transition into adulthood. They are passionate that everyone should be given the same chances and that inequlity is a problem that needs to eradicted right now from the UK. If you agree and share their passion, Settle are going to be someone you need to keep you're eye on.

Stats we are proud of

  • 100%

    of young people sustained their tenancy last year

  • 500+

    young people supported in our history

  • £792

    is the average rent arrears reduction of our young people

  • £14k+

    of essential items given out in response to Covid-19

Behind the scenes