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West London Works IPS participant shares his story with Channel 4 news

Channel 4 News approached us to talk to a participant about their experiences finding work as a disabled person. Nicholas, a participant on the West London Works contract (an IPS contract), chatted with reporter Anja about his story, and what more needs to be done to support disabled people back into employment.

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Tackling the NEET crisis: A collective responsibility for education, employment, and training

A recent article in FE Week, titled ‘Crisis in schools creates a NEET problem for FE to solve’, spotlighted the escalating challenges faced by young people and local authorities in ensuring young people are engaged in Education, Employment, or Training (EET). This rise in young people classified as NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) is

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Jamie is wearing a blue shirt with navy gilet and has his arm on the shoulder of his employment advisor, Eni. Eni has white hair, wears glasses and a big smile. She is wearing a red and black dress with long red cardigan

Shaw Trust shares insights on Channel 4: Getting back to work after long-term sickness

With the upcoming government White Paper about getting Britain back to work due for release imminently, Channel 4 approached Shaw Trust for support with a news segment.For this national news piece, there were two asks: Expert view – what is driving economic activity and what can the government do to fix the problem? Participant view

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Shaw Trust celebrates supporting 2,000 people in South Yorkshire

Inspiring stories were shared at Rotherham football club on 21st November 2024, as part of an event celebrating a milestone 2,000 people supported by the ‘Working Win programme.Working Win is a free service based in South Yorkshire which aims to support those who have a physical and/or mental health condition and would like to find

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Empowering Northampton’s young creatives: A breakthrough in careers guidance

With the rising number of young people not in education, employment, or training, it is more important than ever to offer new and inspiring career pathways. Many young people possess untapped creative potential, but lack the resources, self-belief, or knowledge to pursue it as a viable career.That’s where Northampton Town Council’s first-ever Creative Careers Week

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Shaw Trust Accessibility supporting Enfield Council

Shaw Trust Accessibility Services have supported Enfield Council in making their website accessible, with the Council’s website was awarded the Shaw Trust Accessibility Accreditation.  After reaching out to Shaw Trust for support with their website, the team worked with the council to improve their website to ensure that it is inclusive, user friendly and accessible to

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