Success
Our latest figures April 2015 - February 2019
- DWP saved £9,800 per JSA claimant and £8,632 per ESA claimant
- The local economy benefited on average £4,810 per JSA claimant and £5,068 per ESA claimant
Claimants who move off benefits and (re)-enter work generally experience improvements in income, socio-economic status, mental and general health, and well-being. Those who move off benefits but do not enter work are more likely to report deterioration in health and well-being."
@LeaAHampton let’s catch up again and see how @i2aguidance can includeyou in our careers work #Futuresfam
Gem Burton-Connolly on Twitter
”#Futuresfam how amazing is this @CIHFutures teaching primary schools about the amazing #ukhousing sector and the varied careers we have. We nee...
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Totally agree Gemma and @i2aguidance through our schools career contracts are going to look at getting the message out there to our future workforce. School talks ahead @yarlingtonhg
Gem Burton-Connolly on Twitter
”One week today and I'll be speaking @CIH_Housing about professionalising housing. We all have such rewarding roles and housing should be recogn...
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One week today and I'll be speaking @CIH_Housing about professionalising housing. We all have such rewarding roles and housing should be recognised as a profession in it's own right. I'll be talking about what @yarlingtonhg does. What do you do? #proudtobeprofessional
Housing Associations like @yarlingtonhg are investing in their tenants through their social enterprise @i2aguidance to not only support people into employment they are addressing in work poverty by supporting a better job and a Career #Employmentsupport
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””Building people‘s confidence unlocks skills for employment” - Minister for Family Support @willquince today met with members...
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