Date Posted: Oct 22, 2021
Kevin Howe and the team at SHAIDs Main offices and other buildings they operate from, working hard behind the scenes during the COVID Pandemic to improve their sustainability as a charity.
SHAID have made plans that once lockdown restrictions have been eased they will operate from one building rather than the two which they have been running their programmes from. This will not only more efficient in terms of space used but also contributes to reducing costs incurred by the charity at a time when funds are crucial.
Kevin Howe has said, “We are in the process of changing all lighting in the b...
Read MoreThe Kickstart Scheme is available through DurhamWorks. It provides funding to employers to create new 6-month job placements for young people who are currently on Universal Credit and at risk of long-term unemployment.
This is part of the government’s Plan for Jobs and aims to create hundreds and thousands of new, fully funded jobs across England, Scotland and Wales. The first placements are likely to be available from November.
Funding will cover for each job placement:
There will also be extra funding to support young people to build their experience and help them move into sustained employment after they have completed their Kickstart Scheme funded job.
For more information about the Kickstart Scheme click here
Young people can find out more about the Kickstart Scheme at the jobhelp site.
For more information or to apply contact kickstart@durham.gov.uk
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