What is Connect to Work?
Connect to Work is a programme in England and Wales that aims to help disabled people, those with health conditions and people with complex barriers to employment, to find sustainable work.
Môn Communities Forward is delivering the project on Anglesey, in collaboration with (Partner list goes here - double check as it's probably needed).
Support is delivered through friendly, one-to-one mentorship that helps more people confidently enter the world of work.
Connect to Work will:
Understand your skills
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Connect you to local employers
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Provide personalised training
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What you can expect
Personal Coaching
One-to-one chats with your dedicated mentor who works with you every step of the way, from initial support to finding your next steps. Your mentor works with you to achieve your goals.
CV & Job Application Support
Practice writing & updating your own CV, or utilise Môn Communities Forward's team of experienced job coaches who can help you stand out. Including practical help to source paperwork and track down qualifications.
Confidence Building
Be prepared for interviews through relaxed practice sessions to build your confidence and have you ready to impress potential employers.
Ongoing Support
Even after you start your new job, your mentor will be on hand to provide ongoing and continuous support to ensure you succeed!
Who can join Connect to Work?
You may be eligible for Connect to Work if you:
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Are aged over 18 and live on Anglesey.
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Are not currently on any other DWP-funded programme.
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Are unemployed.
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Are employed, but at risk of losing your job (after 3+ months in your role, excluding zero-hour contracts)
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Have a health condition or disability, or face significant barriers to work.
Connect to Work is also open to applications from:
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Carers and ex-carers.
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People with experience of the criminal justice system.
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Homeless individuals.
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Former members of the Armed Forces and their partners.
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People affected by substance dependency.
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Care leavers and care-experienced young people.
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Refugees and those on resettlement schemes.
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Survivors of domestic abuse or modern slavery.
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Young people at risk of serious violence.
How to get started?
To sign up for Connect to Work you will need a referral from your DWP jobs coach.
Get started today by providing the information below:
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