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  • From strength to strength: JobsPlus in Toxteth

    This blog comes from one of our delivery providers for JobsPlus, a new community-led approach to help people find work and boost their earnings. JobsPlus is being piloted on 10 sites across England, following the model’s success in the United States.
  • Driving change at Manchester College to improve support for young adult carers

    In this blog, Head of Student Support at Manchester College Seb Catania talks about some of the changes the College has made since joining the Driving Change in FE College project to enable young adult carers to enter and thrive in further education.
  • Projects 30 04 2020

    Future Workforce Fund (FWF) Evaluation

    FWF is a ground-breaking two-year initiative that tests innovative ways of delivering employability support for young people not in education, employment or training (NEET), or at risk of becoming NEET.
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  • Escaping in-work poverty: who needs to do what to support progression?

    Families with children are the most likely to be locked in poverty despite being in work, and the risk of in-work poverty has increased for them since 2010 – especially lone parents.
  • Research and Reports 04 01 2018

    Working Well

    An innovative service supporting people with disabilities into work in Greater Manchester, which Learning and Work Institute assessed on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions.
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