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Our IPS team connected with diverse communities, supported young people at local events, and continues creating pathways into employment.
Building stronger community connections Read More »
Our IPS team connected with diverse communities, supported young people at local events, and continues creating pathways into employment.
Building stronger community connections Read More »
Luke never thought paid employment was within reach. Discover how personalised support helped him overcome barriers, build confidence and secure a role he loves.
From First Steps to Flourishing: Luke’s Journey into Employment Read More »
Explore how Kent and Medway communities benefit from the IPS service with support for employment and diverse needs.
Working with our communities to open more pathways into employment Read More »
Find out how Volunteering Day can enhance community safety and wellbeing through meaningful participation and support.
Volunteering Day – Break the Cycle Read More »
Read about Jamie Walker’s personal journey and the powerful effects of IPS Grow on mental health and employment support.
IPS Grow event at The British Library: October 2025 Read More »
Learn about the Employment Related Services Association Employability Awards 2025 and Jamie Walker’s inspiring journey as a finalist.
Employment Related Services Association (ERSA) Employability Awards 2025 Read More »
Ellenor has been running since 1985, they have been providing compassionate hospice care to those that need it most. Their vision is simple: we are dedicated to enabling every person we support to have a seamless and personal experience, that meets their needs and wishes.
South West Kent team volunteer at Ellenor Read More »
Our IPS Kent & Medway Team SWK attended New Hope Animal rescue where we volunteered at this amazing Rescue centre for many different animals. We meet the Founder Niall Lester who was a true inspiration who shared his years of experience as an Animal Warden and has also been a veterinary nurse.
South West Kent team Volunteer at New Hope Animal Rescue Read More »
Lauren-Bee is a 26-year-old under the early intervention psychosis team, referred in March 2025 after being signed off sick from her previous job due to an episode of psychosis.
Lauren-Bee’s inspiring journey to success Read More »