Finlay
Finlay finds work that he really enjoys and gets the opportunity to begin his career in business administration with a Kickstart placement.
Ollie
Ollie finds direction and impresses his bosses on his Kickstart placement.
Sarah
Sarah gets help building her confidence.
Anna
Anna tells us how the support from One Front Door helped boost her self esteem and got her help with her CV.
Mark
Mark tells us how with support from his One Front Door coach he was able to find employment.
Move In, Move On, Move Up
Move In, Move On, Move Up is for anyone with a history of rough sleeping or living in either temporary or unsettled accommodation. We provide free, specialist one to one support. We provide employability support via our career coach and links to employers and training providers. We also provide language support via our face to face […]
Bristol WORKS
Bristol WORKS helps employers to engage with local schools to deliver experiences of work. With your support, we can make a real difference to the lives of learners. WORKS needs employers from all sectors, and of all sizes, to come together and help build the future workforce. WORKS aims to remove the barriers to employers […]
Ways2Work
The Ways2Work network supports employment and training organisations to work together to fill skills shortages in Bristol and help residents into work. We work with partner organisations to help Bristol residents navigate the employment support options open to them and to ensure a joined up route to sustained careers as well as supporting our local […]
Future Bright
You can get support from Future Bright if you are over 18 and in paid work (including zero hours and self-employed). Future Bright offers FREE career coaching, training and support to help people develop the skills and confidence they need to take the next step. We offer a 1:1 service which focuses on Career Development, […]
WE WORK for Everyone
We Work for Everyone supports people with a learning difficulty or autism to find, secure and maintain paid employment, supported by a Navigator on a 1 to 1 basis. Up to 10% of the population have a learning difficulty. However employment rates for people with learning difficulties remain stubbornly low. The employment rate in the […]
