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Negative stereotypes and broken systems in the UK mean that 75% of refugees and migrants have no opportunities beyond low-paid, entry-level employment. ACH aims to redefine, recentre and rebuild this process to end the cycle of poverty. Our vision is to empower refugees and migrants who reside in the UK to lead self-sufficient and ambitious lives. We believe that increased access to support, training and education creates spaces and opportunities for people to thrive. ACH is a social enterprise comprised of a diverse group of strategists and researchers led by lived experience. We provide supported accommodation, and tailored integration services that not only help individuals, but also disrupt the systems that have entrenched inequalities in our society. We have a track record of delivering effective support services that give refugees and migrants the tools they need to succeed. Our tailored and agile approach allows us to respond to unexpected global challenges by engaging with new communities and their different needs. In 2021 alone, we have helped 1000+ people to achieve their personal goals and lead fulfilling lives in their new country. Join us in supporting refugees and migrants to build a better, brighter future.

tracey mc verry

Tracey’s sculptural glass work is inspired heavily by this unique geological landscape of South Armagh, formed during volcanic and glaciation periods over 440 million years ago. Her work builds on this monumental land formation where she responds to the imagined energy formed in the landscape during that period, using glass as a vessel to translate the story. Her work also celebrates a strong connection with Ireland’s ancient Megalithic and Iron Age ancestors and the mysteriously beautiful structures they left behind in their wake. Her work constantly comes back to these roots as a form of inspiration with an invisible pull. Tracey specialised in Fine Art Sculpture with a MFA in 2002 at the University of Ulster, Belfast. She has been working within the field of sculpture and glass since 2003 since training with artisan brothers, Gianni and Massimo Bracciai in Sienna, Italy, at Vitrate Artiste Toscana. Here she assisted in the creation of large scale ecclesiastical glass installations sited in places of worship across the United States. This is where the seeds were sown for glass as a medium of transferring its ethereal qualities to her sculptural practice.

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snapdragons pre-school

Snapdragons Northam Snapdragons is a Pre-School for children within Northam, Westward Ho! Appledore, Bideford and surrounding areas. We are based in Northam, Devon, and have been operating for nearly 20 years. We are run by a voluntary Committee of parents and carers who are passionate about providing a safe, fun and stimulating environment in which children can learn.

knights school of barbering

We are an official training centre and offer Certification from Vocational Training and Charitable Trust (VTCT). Knights is the best recognised school, training more people than any other school in the country. Ours is a proven comprehensive training that provides the fundamentals for a career in the industry.

first aid academy ltd

First Aid Academy are specialists in Outdoor First Aid, Remote First Aid, First Aid at Work, Emergency First Aid at Work, and Paediatric First Aid

mary matthiesen

Conversations for Life™ are conversations for the living about dying well. Our workshops and resources inspire family members and care staff to talk about and support what matters most for your future care. Explore for yourself or engage those you care for in one of the most important conversations of our lives. More than 10,000 care staff and families internationally have gained confidence and competence to start these conversations using the Conversations for Life™ evidence-based approach and materials.

wellbeing insight

Wellbeing Insight is an LGBTQ+ owned and led group of consultants who provide inclusion and health policy and education services to different types of organisations across multiple sectors. CPD accredited providers and qualified higher education teachers. Policy: Organisational: Enable for profit business, not for profit organisations and the public sector to promote a meaningful inclusive culture through person-centred equality and diversity policy, which increases staff and client retention, promotes wellbeing, and enhances service productivity.  Public: Empower not for profit organisations and the public sector to develop and evaluate the inclusivity, efficiency, and impact of evidence-based health policy through stakeholder co-production planning and consultation processes.  Education: Empower for profit business, not for profit organisations and the public sector with comprehensive wellbeing and EDI courses that are more effective at engaging their workforce, increasing the rate of knowledge being applied to practice, and improving organisational efficiency. 

osteopathic centre for children

The Foundation for Paediatric Osteopathy is a specialist osteopathy charity that makes osteopathy an option for all children and families. The Osteopathic Centre for Children is the name of our dedicated Paediatric clinic.

gofalwn cymru / wecare wales

We are running a funded training programme for people interested in working in social care called an Introduction to social care. The three-day training is available for anyone living in Wales and it will take place on-line. The training days are over three consecutive days with a workbook to complete. The times are from 10am-2:30pm. The training will cover the essentials you need to start working in social care such as communication, safeguarding and working practices. When you start working in the sector, you will also receive extra support and training from your employer. If you are unable to access the on-line training or require support, please contact us at contact@wecare.wales. If you are unsure about a career in social care, there is a tool you can use to help you explore this and see what the work is like www.WeCare.wales/a-question-of-care-intro/. To work within the social care sector, you will need to have some checks to make sure you are suitable to work in the care sector, we will help you with these. This will include something called a Disclosure and Barring System (DBS) check to make sure you can work in social care. Certain roles also require Social Care Wales registration. This programme is not an accredited qualification in health and social care. For more information on sponsorships and working rights please visit www.gov.uk Jobs At the end of the programme our work coach will assist you, to look for available vacancies. We can’t guarantee you will get a job in social care, but you will be in a good position to find employment. The training is free and fully funded, but you will not get paid for attending. You will receive vital skills and knowledge as you start your journey into social care.