Work with Blueprint

Bring purpose, resources and delivery together

Strong programmes depend on clear goals and the right contributions. Blueprint welcomes conversations with organisations that want to commission, support or collaborate on skills, empowerment and community initiatives.

Ways to collaborate

Commission a programme

Government agencies, development organisations, employers and institutions can discuss a tailored programme with defined deliverables.

Support a CSR initiative

Corporate and sponsor teams can explore community programmes linked to an agreed purpose, location and reporting plan.

Contribute expertise or facilities

Training organisations and technical partners can discuss facilitation, specialist input, learning resources or venues.

Support local engagement

Community organisations can help identify needs, communicate with participants and coordinate agreed local responsibilities.

Agree the roles before delivery begins

The commissioning or funding partner helps define the programme purpose and resources. Blueprint coordinates the agreed programme scope. Technical and local partners contribute the expertise or engagement responsibilities assigned to them. Participants and community stakeholders provide input and feedback where appropriate.

The exact responsibilities, decision points, reporting and funding arrangements are documented for each engagement.

Roles of the commissioning partner, Blueprint, technical and local partners, and participants
Begin a conversation

Share the purpose of your proposed partnership

Tell us about your organisation, the people or community you want to reach, the contribution you can make and the goals you have in mind. We will use those details to discuss fit and the next steps.

Common partnership questions

Can we co-design a programme?
Yes. Programme design and each partner’s responsibilities can be discussed during scoping.
Can partners contribute facilities or trainers?
We can discuss appropriate in-kind or specialist contributions, subject to suitability and agreed responsibilities.
Will an enquiry confirm a partnership?
No. A partnership begins only after the scope, responsibilities and relevant terms have been agreed.
Begin a conversation

Let’s shape a programme around your goals.

Tell us who you want to reach, what you want to achieve and where the programme will take place. We will use that information to begin a focused discussion.