MW Impact

MW Impact provides personalised mentoring, alternative provision and outreach for children and young people who need additional support to engage with education and everyday life. We build positive, consistent relationships and tailor support around each learner’s needs, interests and goals. Delivery can take place in schools, at home and in community settings, through individual mentoring, additional mentor support or small groups. Sessions combine mentoring with purposeful activities such as sport, creative projects and community visits, helping learners develop confidence, emotional regulation, communication and independence. School-based support can include pastoral mentoring, transitions and reintegration. Outreach sessions typically run from 10am to 2pm, with transport, food and activities included where agreed. We work with families, schools and local authorities to agree outcomes and review progress.

MW Impact provides personalised mentoring, alternative provision and outreach for children and young people who need additional support to engage with education and everyday life. We build positive, consistent relationships and tailor support around each learner’s needs, interests and goals. Delivery can take place in schools, at home and in community settings, through individual mentoring, additional mentor support or small groups. Sessions combine mentoring with purposeful activities such as sport, creative projects and community visits, helping learners develop confidence, emotional regulation, communication and independence. School-based support can include pastoral mentoring, transitions and reintegration. Outreach sessions typically run from 10am to 2pm, with transport, food and activities included where agreed. We work with families, schools and local authorities to agree outcomes and review progress.

Personalised one-to-one and small-group mentoring, alternative provision and outreach in schools, at home and in community settings, combining mentoring with sport, creative projects and community visits. Outreach sessions typically run 10am–2pm, with transport and food included where agreed.

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• Registered office — 1 Short Street, Rowley Regis, West Midlands B65 0DZ (head office; not a teaching venue)

Service area: West Midlands

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Provider-submitted: designated safeguarding leads; staff are required to hold enhanced DBS checks and complete mandatory training; individual risk assessments including activities and transport; concerns escalated to the designated safeguarding team. A safeguarding policy is available on the provider's website.

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• Referral from a school
• Referral from a local authority
• Families can contact or buy the provider’s own services directly
• Referral from another professional (for example a social worker)
• Direct purchase / self-funded places may be possible

Confirmed by the provider (2026-10). Always check with the provider, who decides who it can take.

Direct family access means contacting or buying this provider’s own services. It is not a route into a placement commissioned by a school or local authority, and it does not by itself arrange examination entry; ask the provider how each works.

General information only, not advice about an individual case. Your local authority can explain the options for your child.

School and local authority commissioning and agreed Direct Payments arrangements.

Funding routes are indicative — availability of a particular route is not guaranteed and should be confirmed directly.

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