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The Trilogy: Working Links, Pinnacle People and Welfare Reform
Posted in Employment and Skills, PROVIDER GOOD NEWS, The Benefit System, The Regions, THINK TANK - The Ideas Zone....!!!, Welfare to Work, tagged pinnacle, trilogy, welfare reform, working Links, working people on January 12, 2012|
Success for Working Links
Posted in PROVIDER GOOD NEWS, The Regions, Welfare to Work, tagged employment, working Links on January 12, 2012| 1 Comment »
Success for Working Links
Working Links is delivering a government scheme to help families back to work across Lincolnshire and the surrounding regions.
Working Links has launched a new programme to help families get back to work across the East Midlands. The programme, introduced by Employment Minister Chris Grayling and funded through the European Social Fund, will last three years and will see Working Links engaging with thousands of people in a bid to tackle social exclusion and poverty.
Through this contract Working Links will employ up to 40 new people to deliver the programme internally and will work with ten partner organisations to deliver across the region.
Breege Burke, Working Links chief executive, said:
“We’re delighted to have been chosen by the government to deliver this important contract. “The number of households where no-one has ever worked is at a record high – that is a big problem but one we’re committed to addressing as part of this programme.
“We have an excellent track record of delivering innovative programmes to help people change their lives and we’ll be working with dozens of partner organisations, including those from the voluntary sector, to ensure this record continues.”
Well done!!
Success for Pinnacle people
Posted in poverty, PROVIDER GOOD NEWS, The Regions, Welfare to Work, tagged families, pinnacle people, work on January 12, 2012| 1 Comment »
Success for Pinnacle People
A NATIONAL programme to help Crewe families overcome barriers to employment has been launched. Cheshire East is part of the Greater Manchester, Cheshire and Warrington ‘package area’, which will receive £16.4 million over the next three years.
This ESF backed programme was awarded in the North West region and is being delivered in Cheshire East by Pinnacle People
Clr Roland Domleo, cabinet member with responsibility for adult services, added:
“The aim is to provide a whole family approach and to make support available to family members of all ages. It is then up to them whether they take up the offer.
The Stem Academy in Hackney
Posted in Employment and Skills, PROVIDER GOOD NEWS, tagged apprenticeship, background statement, city initiative, london area, new academy, skills on December 21, 2011|
A new Academy is being founded in Hackney.
STEM Academy is being founded by S&DA Limited, a not for profit company with existing strong links with Industry, apprenticeships, secondary and higher education.
The proposed Academy will open in Hackne. Its first student intake in September 2013 will cater for 16-19 year olds with an emphasis on supporting students from deprived areas in Hackney and the wider London area. Located on “Silicon Roundabout”, the Academy will be at the heart of a thriving area for entrepreneurship and high tech businesses, including Google, supported by the Government’s ‘East London Tech City’ initiative.
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Background Statement for The STEM Academy – V3 1 General for Yes minister blog 2
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Serco success message from RJ – Richard Johnson
Posted in PROVIDER GOOD NEWS, The Regions, THINK TANK - The Ideas Zone....!!!, tagged employment opportunities, privilege, richard johnson, sector organisations, serco, third sector, welfare to work on December 20, 2011|
Serco Welfare to Work Success
Message from Richard Johnson
It has been a great privilege for me to lead
Serco’s management of such services,
coordinating the delivery of a network
of private, public and third sector
organisations, providing access to
new employment opportunities.
Seasons Greetings: see here
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