Helping parents towards work by providing education, training, vocational qualifications and employability advice, along with wellbeing and practical support.
Working with people who have a history of homelessness, or may be at risk of homelessness, or have a current housing issue.
People with a history of offending behaviour, experience of the justice system because of risk-taking behaviours, or serving a community or custodial sentence.
Working with people who are in recovery from substance use, or are at risk of developing a substance use issue.
Working with people who are aged 16 and over, who are unemployed and not engaged in formal education.
We're delighted that our PAGE 'Wellbeing Through Photography' group will be part of Art Walk Projects' Spring Cluster series of performances, installations and events celebrating their winter projects. Over the season, the 'Wellbeing Through Photography' students have worked wit...
Upon liberation, Rebecca faced multiple immediate challenges. Being a homeless young female and struggling with addictions and mental health, she was anxious about where she may be housed – sadly, the outcome wasn’t as she had hoped and she was given accommodation in an area she hadn’t wanted to go.
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