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share March 13, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

For years, I just thought I was being a daughter. A busy one, admittedly, but still, just a daughter. Mum's always been fiercely independent, but she started having falls. Each one was a jolt, some involving a rush to the hospital, and then the recovery time after each one. It wasn't until colleagues and people around me told me that I realised, I was a Carer.

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share March 12, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

The second of our women to feature in our celebration of International Women's Day is Sarah who shares the story of her inspirational journey and work in the neurodiversity field over the last 20 years.

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share March 11, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

This week we're celebrating International Women's Day by showcasing some of the strong women who are members of our PeoplePlus focus groups. We're starting the week off with 2 women, Marina and Zara, both members of our menopause focus group with truly inspiring stories to tell.

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share March 6, 2025 Posted by: Jenna

An example of best practise, our training restaurant features on BBC Crimewatch

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share March 5, 2025 Posted by: Jodie

Lorna Carter, our Health Liaison Specialist from Gloucestershire Carers Hub has been involved with the creation of a Carers' Charter in partnership with Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The charter outlines how we'll work together to offer tailored support to unpaid Carers.

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share February 28, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

Ramadan is a significant month for millions of Muslims around the world. It is a time of fasting, reflection, and spiritual growth. For many professionals, this means balancing their work responsibilities while observing a fast from dawn to sunset. As colleagues and employers, small gestures of understanding and support can make a meaningful difference. Here’s how workplaces can foster an inclusive and supportive environment during Ramadan.

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share February 28, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

Despite facing numerous challenges, including temporary homelessness and poor mental health, Miss Ngalu has emerged stronger and more determined, after being supported through Fair Start Scotland.

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share February 20, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

Eva Hewitt, a talented Scottish fine artist, took a bold step into self-employment with the support of the Scottish Pathways programme. A free practical programme available to women in Scotland to upskill and support them with their self-employment goals. Coming from an art background, business skills weren’t part of her formal training but she knew they were key to turning her passion into a sustainable career. Through the programme, Eva gained confidence in pricing her work, marketing her art, and developing a strong business mindset. Since then, she has launched a successful solo exhibition and secured a place on a prestigious artist mentorship programme.

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share February 18, 2025 Posted by: Sarra

Discover why the next big innovation in your workplace might be hidden in the dyslexic strengths you’re already overlooking.

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share February 14, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

Emily was determined to rebuild her professional life when she joined Fair Start Scotland with PeoplePlus. Emily had been unemployed for a long time, but she came with a renewed sense of purpose and she fully engaged with PeoplePlus services.

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share February 7, 2025 Posted by: Charlotte

We attended the ACT Annual Learner Awards 2025 in Wales last night and we were delighted when we received awards in both of the Jobs Growth Wales+ categories. A huge congratulations to our learners...

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share February 3, 2025 Posted by: Jenna

A recent Telegraph article highlighted the impact of WayOutTV in UK prisons. Read how and why our content is shown in 2/3rds of prisons across the UK

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