L&W Institute: Celebrating projects that help refugees find work

Written by Jill Rutter, Head of Programme and Policy at Learning and Work Institute (Celebrating projects that help refugees find work - Learning and Work Institute) Between 2001 and 2022 more than one million people arrived in the UK as asylum-seekers or through refugee resettlement programmes. Employment is key to their economic and social integration. … Continue reading L&W Institute: Celebrating projects that help refugees find work →

Programmes Funding Newsletter – July 2023 (Doncaster Council)

Newsletter produced by Policy, Insight and Change Team, Doncaster Council (Reposted) Hello and welcome to the May edition of the Programmes Funding Newsletter For further information on anything in this newsletter or to receive further advice and guidance for your specific project or application, please contact the team by email -programmeenquiries@doncaster.gov.uk Many thanks      … Continue reading Programmes Funding Newsletter – July 2023 (Doncaster Council) →

Mayor announces new apprenticeship hub to boost skills

Press release from SYMCA South Yorkshire’s Mayor, Oliver Coppard, has announced plans to create 300 new apprenticeships in the region through a new Apprenticeship Hub. The Apprenticeship Hub will launch later this year as a two-year pilot. It will be a one-stop shop for businesses, apprentices and anyone hoping to start an apprenticeship by providing: Help … Continue reading Mayor announces new apprenticeship hub to boost skills →

B2W Group now taking referrals for Building Futures digital course

Written by B2W Group Calling all 19-24 year old NEETS looking to get in a Digital Career.  We are now taking learner referrals for our new academic year. Are you working with 19-24 Year olds interested in digital?  If so we are the right people to help.Building Futures engaged with over 324 young people to offer advice … Continue reading B2W Group now taking referrals for Building Futures digital course →

Employment is for Everyone to hold employment & training event on Thurs 13 July

Employment is for Everyone, in partnership with Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, is hosting a market stall employment and training event Thursday 13 July. The event is for people looking to make their next steps towards employment and there will be many support organisations there to share information about all the different employment, training and education … Continue reading Employment is for Everyone to hold employment & training event on Thurs 13 July →

Job Vacancy: Voluntary Sector Liaison Officer (Sheffield City Council)

Written by Sheffield City Council Job description This role is within the Voluntary Sector Grant Giving team which is part of Integrated Commissioning and Public Health. We are a small team within with key areas of responsibility and development are: Core Grant Aid programme supporting the voluntary sector including lunch clubs Holiday Activities and Food … Continue reading Job Vacancy: Voluntary Sector Liaison Officer (Sheffield City Council) →

The Art of Imagination & Volunteering conference to be held on Tues 11 July

Ignite Imaginations is holding The Art of Imagination & Volunteering conference on Tuesday 11 July. The event will take place from 9:30am-2:30pm and will be held at Post Hall Gallery, Sheffield Hallam University, S1 2AY. The event is free to attend. Bringing together representatives from research, the creative community, health, voluntary sector and education, this … Continue reading The Art of Imagination & Volunteering conference to be held on Tues 11 July →

The Growth Company to hold Partner Networking Morning on Weds 6 Sept

The Growth Company would like invite you to its next Partner Networking Morning on Wednesday 6 September. The event will take place from 10am-12pm and is free to attend. The event will be held at The Growth Company, Cubo Work, Carver Street, Sheffield, S1 4FS. This event is aimed at anybody who would like to … Continue reading The Growth Company to hold Partner Networking Morning on Weds 6 Sept →