Launch of Sustain 4.0

Sep 9, 2025

The Chamber team has been made aware of a new programme launching this autumn to support youth-focused organisations.

Read on to hear from the Programme Lead at Impact Hub Yorkshire who has shared the information about this upcoming business support programme which is funded and co-delivered by Impact Hub Yorkshire and PwC Foundation.

We’re excited to announce the launch of Sustain 4.0 – the next round of Impact Hub Yorkshire’s fully-funded growth programme – open to youth-focused organisations across the Yorkshire region. 

Building on three successful editions that supported social enterprises, creative and cultural businesses, and climate-focused organisations, Sustain 4.0 will back brilliant orgs working to improve skills, employment and personal development opportunities for young people aged 16-30. 

What’s on offer? 

Participants will receive:

·  Monthly PwC-led masterclasses on a range of business support topics

·  1:1 mentorship with Pwc’s sector specialists 

·  Free Hub Lite coworking membership at Impact Hub Yorkshire

·  Membership of PwC’s Social Entrepreneurs Club

·  Access to our network of changemakers, funders and supporters

Who can apply?
Social enterprises, CICs, charities and community businesses with high earning potential, headquartered or operating in Yorkshire. From Scarborough to Sheffield, Bradford to Burley, and beyond – Sustain 4.0 is here for youth-focused organisations building brighter futures across Yorkshire. 


Applications close on 30th September 2025. 

Apply here – LINK to google forms (takes 15 mins to complete)

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