At The Access Project, we’re collaborative, supportive and inclusive. We regularly have opportunities for people to share their ideas in various working groups, generating strong teamwork across the organisation. In our last staff engagement survey, 90% said they’re proud to tell people where they work.

The vision of our people strategy is to enable and inspire all employees to achieve, grow, succeed and thrive. We have a wide range of benefits that make The Access Project a rewarding place to work. We are a Living Wage Employer because we believe that our colleagues deserve a wage which meets everyday needs, and we offer a London Weighting Allowance for roles based in London.

Staff on our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion committee are implementing key initiatives to build an inclusive culture and we have gained Disability Confident Level 1 accreditation and Mindful Employer accreditation.

Disability Confident Committed
Mindful Employer
We are a Living Wage Employer

What we offer

Holiday

  • 25 days annual leave
  • Extra days off during the office winter closure

Pensions

  • 3% employer pension contributions

Health and wellbeing

  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • 24/7 access to GP with same-day referrals and prescriptions
  • Trained Mental Health First Aiders

Discounts and offers

  • Access to Perkbox, which offers a range of discounts and cashback for food, technology, clothes and more
  • Interest-free loans to buy a season ticket or get a new bike using our cycle scheme

Staff development

  • Employee recognition and awards scheme
  • Access to professional learning activities

Volunteer allowance

  • Up to three days leave per year to volunteer for a cause you are passionate about

The Access Project is a values-driven organisation. We pride ourselves on delivering high quality work that aligns with our values and our vision to create a fairer future for under-resourced young people.

Our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion vision

The Access Project is committed to being an organisation where everyone is welcome, appreciated, and respected. We recognise that by embracing diversity, our ability to meet the needs of the young people we support will improve, while fostering greater space for innovation and collaboration.

I joined The Access Project in 2022 as Salesforce and Systems Manager looking after our CRM system as the sole administrator. Since then, I’ve been empowered, encouraged, and supported to grow and develop within the organisation. I’m proud to have progressed to my current role of Head of CRM Systems, building both my team and my skillset along the way.”

Natasha Beeson, Head of CRM Systems at The Access Project