Recruitment
Lemos&Crane has helped practitioners and policy-makers to tackle social problems since 1994. We work with professionals in social housing, local government, criminal justice agencies, schools and voluntary organisations.
Over 12000 people are currently registered to use our websites to learn from research, improve ways of working and share good practice. We cover a wide range of social issues including anti-social behaviour, money management, community cohesion, hate incidents, supporting vulnerable people and the rehabilitation of offenders.
Our conferences give delegates the ideas and tools for making a difference in their work. We provide a distinctive space for people to learn about successful initiatives and develop their professional practice.
Alongside the websites and conferences we maintain an online network, including an active forum and exciting awards programmes. You are welcome to join now and view free materials from this website.
You can read our staff profiles here.
We are grateful to our funders for supporting the following projects:
Improving the reading and writing skills of children and vulnerable adults
Support from the JJ Charitable Trust
The Meaning of Money: Why homeless and vulnerable people see money as a route to security, respect and freedom
Support from Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
PrisonerActionNet: Strengthening identity and belonging in prisoners and ex-offenders
Support from The Monument Trust
SupportActionNet: Developing organisations to meet social and emotional aspirations of vulnerable people
Support from The Ashden Trust, City Bridge Trust, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation and Northern Rock Foundation
BlueSalmon: Helping vulnerable people meet their aspirations
Support from The Ashden Trust and City Bridge Trust
Fear and Fashion: Helping young people to stop carrying and using knives
Support from City Bridge Trust, City Parochial Foundation, Esmee Fairbairn Foundation, John Lyon’s Charity, Wates Foundation
Freedom's Consequences: Reducing teenage pregnancies and their negative effects in the UK
Support from The Monument Trust (2009)
Steadying the Ladder: Social and emotional aspirations of homeless and vulnerable people
Support from City Bridge Trust (2006)
Different World: How young people can work together on human rights, equality and creating a better society
Support from City Parochial Foundation (2006)
The search for tolerance: Challenging and changing racist attitudes and behaviour among young people
Support from Joseph Rowntree Foundation (2005)
Community conflict: Causes and action
Support from Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (2004)
Fear and Fashion: The use of knives and other weapons by young people
Support from City Bridge Trust (2004)
Dreams Deferred: The families and friends of homeless and vulnerable people
Support from The Ashden Trust (2002)
Bronze: For members who have completed their profile or posted to the forum
Silver: For members who have submitted an example or entered an awards programme
Gold: For members who have been a speaker at an event or have won or been shortlisted for an award.