1. © Lloyd’s1 Spend time with your community

2. © Lloyd’s Lloyd’s Community Programme 2 Focus on Youth and Education Tower Hamlets: 66% of children qualify for free school meals 64% of Tower Hamlets pupils have English as second language Also work with Hackney schools. Opportunity to give something back during your working day Senior Manager Support One day volunteering

3. © Lloyd’s3 Words and numbers Helping children get to grips with literacy and numeracy Work with individual children to make numbers fun or to help them develop their reading, comprehension and verbal skills Time: One lunchtime a week or fortnight Process: Training at Lloyd’s, CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) form. Match you up with a child. Weekly commitment for one term (12 weeks) but some people do it for years. Commitment important for the child but there is flexibility as long as you give notice.

4. © Lloyd’s4 Ready for work Developing skills to help young people get jobs Support young people to develop the skills they will require to tackle the world of work Time: One or two hours each month or one-off workshops Hackney school Mentoring Programme: Lunch’n’Learn at Mitsui. Training at Lloyd’s. CRB (Criminal Records Bureau). October-June commitment. One-off workshops: Employability days (first impressions, presentation skills, CV writing).

5. © Lloyd’s5 Helping hands Roll up your sleeves and make a difference Swap your suit for overalls and work with a team of helpers to improve the local community environment TIME: One day Good for team building You put forward a team and LCP locates suitable opportunities Ideas: Painting a mural at a community centre or Serving breakfast to 200 guests at homeless shelter

6. © Lloyd’s6 Be involved. You‘ll be in good company