Just a short phone conversation with Rafiya B was all it took to understand that she has a real passion for helping and supporting other people. Rafiya had volunteered on

Speaking to Olivia over the phone it is clear she is full of positivity even though the pandemic this year has brought with it numerous changes and challenges. After finishing

Olivia’s calm, curious and caring nature shines through as she tells me about the gap year she took between finishing her 6th form studies and potentially starting University. Whilst studying

Progressively, educational progression, and online learning, has become a central theme in the combatting of daily routine, which, for many, had been left disrupted by the onset coronavirus pandemic. As

It is difficult for anyone fresh out of university and looking for work to be successful in finding a job and Danyaal tells me about the challenge he personally had

Gaudia recalls an eventful past year with a drive to look forward to an improved future. Just over a year ago, Gaudia moved from Portugal, where she had previously worked

You could hear the confidence in Lynne M’s voice as she proudly talked about the vacancy she had recently taken up after completing a number of courses with Release Potential.

Natasha has been out of work for 3 – 4 years due to health problems, her job coach shared information about the Returneeship course and enrolled her onto the Walsall

Lisa had followed a government training scheme and had worked in a factory before she took over 30 years out of employment to raise her family. Five years ago, her

The unprecedented events of 2020 meant that, across the country, thousands of people were presented with unplanned career deviations. For Georgia Linggood, as someone with a plethora of work experience,