Are you aged 19-49 and not currently in employment?
If you are feeling stuck or overwhelmed, we help you move forward with FREE one-on-one coaching to help you overcome obstacles and start achieving your goals. We offer a range of free activities, classes, courses, and workshops to help build confidence and skills across these areas:
Includes confidence and motivation building, healthy lifestyle workshops, nature and wellbeing sessions, talking therapies, sports sessions and more.
Includes exploring budgeting, finance, and digital skills, tackling debt and financial education and more.
Includes employability workshops, job clubs, information on self-employment, support with work wardrobes and more.
Includes digital and IT skills, life skills, volunteering placements, ESOL courses and more.
Includes parenting skills, support for carers, addressing social isolation and more.
Includes clothes repair and upcycling workshops, domestic violence support sessions, peer mentoring programmes, support for racial inequality and more.
Download our full list of opportunities available here
Benefits of joining the programme include:
Gain confidence as we support you every step of the way
Improve skills and open doors to new opportunities
Access specialist services to help with barriers like childcare or transport
Potential to increase your income once in a job
Read about people's experiences on the programme here
We understand starting something new can feel daunting. That’s why our FREE program makes it easy to take the first step towards a brighter future:
Step 1
Contact us and get paired with a one-to-one adviser
Step 2
Work with your adviser to set objectives and find sessions that suit your life goals
Step 3
Attend your chosen sessions and enjoy the benefits
Contact Us
To find out more about what Working Well: Support to Succeed can offer, please contact one of our team:
Phone: 0161 236 8118
Email: supporttosucceed@gcemployment.uk
or complete an online form here
Working Well: Support to Succeed is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The city-region's allocation, managed by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and delivered by The Growth Company, will provide support for up to 4,500 residents between January 2024 and March 2025.
