Our roots are in supporting young people through ‘restorative practice’, which is about helping to build and maintain positive, healthy relationships, resolve difficulties and repair harm where there has been conflict.
Our team members come from different professional backgrounds, including law, tech, marketing, education and local government leadership.
Audience insight, Stakeholder insight, Frontline service provision, Promotion, Stakeholder recruitment and management, Impact reporting.
Social Impact consulting, including:
CSR strategy and delivery, Internal ED&I policy development and project delivery, Community engagement strategy and delivery.
Nike have created some of the most impactful and memorable purpose-driven campaigns in recent times. With sneaker culture booming like never before, the Nike NBHD wanted purpose to be at the centre of comms and activity planning when it comes to sneaker releases.
Spectra worked with Nike to create and internal, universal planning too – a ‘Playbook’ -for building purpose into all sneaker related activity.
The Department for Education (DfE) is the government department responsible for children’s social care, which includes policy relating to children-in-care and ‘care leavers’ (young people who’ve spent time in the care).
In 2018 we were appointed as the delivery agent for the DfE’s Care Leaver Covenant programme, an national inclusion initiative that engages all sectors and industries in supporting care leavers to live independent and meaningful adult lives. As delivery agent, we manage the programme end-to-end: creating all brand and media assets, managing databases of both care leavers and industry partners who ‘sign up’ to the Covenant, and periodic progress reporting to the DfE.
Spectra were selected as one of Sky’s partners, helping to deliver Sky Up’s ambitious goals, with our partnership focusing on support for young people who grew up or spent time in local authority care. Digital isolation and building digital skills are pressing challenges for the care experienced community and we’re tackling this by providing cohorts of young ‘care leavers’ with free technology, free broadband and access to exclusive Sky events and opportunities. Spectra’s role has been to work with local government to identify young people to join the programme and help to guide the young people through the 12-18 month programme term, ensuring they get the most out of their tech devices and interactions with Sky.
West Midlands
Located in:
The Chubb Buildings
38-39 Fryer ST,
WV1 1HT
London
Located in:
Canopi Building
7-14 Great Dover Street
SE1 4YR
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Located in:
Newcastle College Main Campus
Scotswood Road
NE4 7SA