Who we are
Parks Options
The Parks Options story starts in 1997, when Objective 1 funded Parks Partnership which enabled them to adopt Job Bank as its flagship project.
Parks Options was formed in August 1999 to be the legal owner of Job Bank. Parks Options is a not for profit limited company with charitable status.
As well as employing all Parks Options staff, we are also responsible for the employment of all of the staff of Sure Options.
Sure Options is a not for profit social enterprise and a subsidiary of Parks Options in that the Directors of Sure Options are appointed by the Trustees of Parks Options.
Our aim is to serve the local community; providing jobs and training, and stimulating the growth of social enterprises.
We operate Job Bank, Yew Tree Children’s Centre and Nursery, and Life Bank, this includes Kensington Children’s Centre and Nursery.
We are commissioned by Liverpool City Council to deliver Kensington and Yew Tree Children’s Centres. We have achieved this by working in partnership with Liverpool City Council, Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool Primary Care Trust and the Local Community.
Sure Options
Sure Options was formed in September 2006. We are a not-for-profit social enterprise, and a subsidiary of Parks Options. We were formed to act as the delivery arm of Parks Options.
Sure Options was commissioned by Liverpool City Council to deliver two Children’s Centre’s – Kensington and Yew Tree. We have operated the Kensington Children’s Centre since October 2006, and Yew Tree Children’s Centre since January 2007. We have achieved this by working in partnership with Liverpool City Council, Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool Primary Care Trust and the Local Community.
