June 02, 2026

Hyperoptic, the award-winning full fibre broadband provider, has marked the start of its fourth year of partnership with The King’s Trust, reaffirming its commitment to creating opportunities for young people and aspiring entrepreneurs across the UK.

Over the past year, colleagues across the UK have supported The King’s Trust through fundraising, mentoring and engagement activity, including taking part in the Future Steps Challenge and hosting a Brilliant Breakfast for International Women’s Day in support of the Change a Girl’s Life campaign.

Naleena Gururani, Chief People Officer at Hyperoptic, said: “Entering our fourth year with The King’s Trust is something we’re genuinely proud of. This partnership is about more than fundraising: it’s about giving young people real access to skills, mentoring and opportunity. Every Hyperoptic colleague receives a paid day each year to spend volunteering, and seeing our teams choose to use that time supporting The King’s Trust tells me how much this work matters to them.”

Sophie Morell, Director of Corporate Partnerships, The King’s Trust, said: “We’re delighted to be continuing our partnership with Hyperoptic as we enter a fourth year of working together. Their colleagues’ commitment to volunteering, mentoring and sharing their skills plays a vital role in helping young people build confidence and take positive steps towards their futures. Support like this creates meaningful, lasting impact by opening up opportunities and inspiring the next generation to succeed.”

Hyperoptic’s planned activity for the year ahead includes World of Work tours, a Business Advance workshop and participation in the Trust’s Palace to Palace event.

Alongside these events, Hyperoptic colleagues support The King’s Trust throughout the year by mentoring young people and aspiring entrepreneurs, sharing their professional skills and experience, and taking part in ongoing fundraising and volunteering drives. Together, these efforts help equip young people with the confidence and opportunities to build their futures.

Beyond the UK, Hyperoptic’s colleagues in Belgrade proudly support SOS Children’s Villages, extending the company’s commitment to young people across the regions in which it operates.

Hyperoptic was named a Which? Great Value Broadband Provider, April 2026.