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We work in partnership with non-profit organisations ensuring we continue to eliminate barriers and unconscious bias. Our Action Plan centres around six inclusion pillars, including diversifying the sector.
One of our actions to support these pillars has been to introduce an Inclusion Charter for clients who engage temporary staff through TPP, helping both our clients and candidates ensure that contribution is both valued and respected.
We monitor our candidate diversity data and continually look for ways to attract, develop and retain talent.
Educate and actively encourage all TPP colleagues to make inclusive decisions to support fairness in opportunity
Create an inclusive, supportive culture where individuals are encouraged to be their authentic self and bring lived experiences to work
Breaking down barriers so that everyone has the potential to be secure and retain fulfilment in the working environment
Work in partnership with organisations to challenge and eliminate barriers and unconscious bias
Support colleagues to succeed in their career specialism and diversify the sector through inclusive recruitment
Leadership team, leads by example with honesty and empathy where everyone’s opinions are heard and valued
Applications for our latest Altogether Better Inclusive Recruitment Grant grant are now closed. Read about some of our previous winners below.
Crohn’s & Colitis UK applied to the TPP Altogether Better Inclusive Recruitment Grant to gain support in improving diversity within their recruitment processes and to understand how to project their brand to attract applicants that reflect the wider community. They had made some changes to their recruitment process but felt there was more they could do to make it more accessible and inclusive at every stage.
Women in Prison wanted to ensure their recruitment campaign attracted a broad range of candidates and that they were able to communicate their message within the most appropriate channels that would bring the diversity they required. In addition, as an organisation they wanted to ensure that they were providing the right tools for any individual, to enable them to do their role to the best of their ability and remain on the board.
British Youth Council had a desire to look at who was underrepresented in their team, and analyse who they were not reaching when it came to candidate attraction and the demographics of candidates that they were attracting, and make the necessary changes to recruitment strategies.
As a result of the recommendations made by TPP, Derbyshire Wildlife Trust said that they would "continue to promote inclusive recruitment processes". They foresee this having an impact on their future inclusive recruitment campaigns "leading to increased diversity"
We regularly host ED&I events for professionals working in the non-profit sector, including webinars and workshops.
We are delighted to launch our updated Inclusive Recruitment Guide!
We hope our guide will empower anyone involved in recruitment within your organisation, giving you the tips, tools, advice and confidence to make your recruitment processes more inclusive.
We surveyed over 100 non-profit organisations on their approach to inclusive recruitment. They shared with us the challenges they faced and the positive outcomes achieved from embracing inclusive recruitment within their organisations already.
In this guide you will find advice on: