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Phoenix United CIC / Birmingham

Make space for the next step.

PUCIC works alongside young people through mentoring, coaching, outreach and learning routes that help build confidence, skills and steadier ground.

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Support should feel like a clear route, not another obstacle.

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Our directionEngage. Empower. Educate.
Support routeMentoring & personal development
Practical routeCoaching, skills and learning
Safer routeClear referral and safeguarding pathways

Different people need different ways in.

Why PUCIC exists

Young people

Find a plain-language view of the mentoring, coaching and project routes that may help.

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Referral partners

See the shape of a safer referral journey before a secure professional pathway is switched on.

Explore referrals

Funders & partners

Understand PUCIC’s focus and see where verified impact evidence will be published at launch.

View impact status

Learners

See how a secure online learning pathway will work once verified course records are available.

Explore learning
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Support is practical, personal and built around real next steps.

Support can begin with a conversation — then become a plan.

PUCIC’s existing programme offer includes mentoring, targeted youth projects, coaching, work preparation and opportunities through sport and learning. The right route depends on the person, their goals and what is happening around them.

  • Build confidence, goals and practical life skills.
  • Offer structured support when mainstream activity feels difficult to access.
  • Make time for safe conversations, referrals and positive next steps.
See the programme overview

Useful support, built around a young person’s route forward.

All programme strands
01 / One-to-one

Mentoring

Personal support, encouragement and inspiration for young people during and after PUCIC programmes, especially at times of transition.

  • Goal setting
  • Personal development
  • School support
02 / Targeted

Youth projects

Structured, issue- or theme-based opportunities for young people facing barriers to taking part in mainstream youth activity.

  • Ages 13–17
  • Confidence
  • Belonging
03 / Practical

Coaching & learning

Support to develop life skills, explore goals, manage pressures and build routes into education, training or work.

  • Life skills
  • Work preparation
  • Future plans

ETE Re-Engagement Programme: progress now in view.

PUCIC’s supplied 2026 newsletter reports Education, Training and Employment support for young people aged 11–24 across Birmingham. The figures below are attributed to that programme update.

11–24Age range supported
250+AQAs achieved
127Employability skills developed
75Functional skills qualifications achieved
Additional organisation-wide figures and testimonials will still be shown only with clear source context and recorded publication consent.
Read the ETE programme update