Project

Connect to Work

6 stories · discussed at 1 council meeting · 7 councils

A programme designed to help individuals with health conditions or disabilities return to or stay in employment. A £4.2 million employment support program in Bexley over five years, designed to assist over 1,000 residents with health conditions or from disadvantaged groups.

Latest stories

  1. New employment schemes launched for Bexley residents Bexley residents will benefit from new employment support schemes aimed at helping economically inactive individuals find work. The initiatives, introduced by Bexley Business... Bexley 29 January 2026
  2. Ealing Extends West London Employment Support Contract Ealing Council has extended its West London Strategic Employment Support contract with The Shaw Trust for three years, starting 1 April 2028. The decision, made at a Cabinet... Ealing 14 December 2025
  3. Connect to Work Programme Receives £8.3M Funding Southwark's Connect to Work programme, designed to support residents facing health and disability-related barriers to employment, has received £8.3 million in funding. Southwark 7 December 2025
  4. Kingston Carers Face Health, Financial Struggles: Report Kingston's unpaid carers are facing significant challenges to their health and financial stability, according to a report presented at the Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel on... Kingston upon Thames 28 October 2025
  5. Bromley's Connect to Work Scheme Update: Supporting Residents in Finding Employment Bromley Council is continuing its efforts to support residents in finding employment through the Connect to Work scheme. The initiative was discussed at the Bromley Economic... Bromley 18 October 2025
  6. Shaw Trust's Employment Program Targets 10,000 West Londoners The Shaw Trust is aiming to support over 10,000 West London residents into sustainable employment through its Connect to Work programme. The initiative, launched in partnership... Hounslow 21 July 2025