Working Sense

Supporting people access the world of work.

What is Working Sense

How does Working Sense support people?

Who we support

Why is there a need for Working Sense?

“Working Sense has helped me believe in myself and has given me confidence.”

“When I look back if I wasn’t given that support, I wouldn’t be where I am now, so I am really thankful.”

“I’m more confident applying for jobs now, including ones I didn’t think I could get.”

Case Studies

Cross Cutting Themes Tackling Poverty
a double amputee with both legs removed below the knee, he had been out of work since 2003, he also lost his wife last year. Additionally, personal circumstances meant a great need for support and guidance.
Addressing communication issues the first step
Ensuring in person and online services are accessible to all.
Overcoming anxiety
Supporting people to make informed decisions.

Cross Cutting Themes Tackling Poverty

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“Working Sense has pushed me forward as I was stuck at home but now, I am employed following support.”

“It gives you excitement seeing doors open. I don’t want another programme, I like this one, we like this programme.”

“I am not as useless as what I thought, and I can help others. Thanks to Working Sense for making me realise who I am.”

Expression of Interest

“I completely feel more confident about my future now. A year ago, I didn’t see one. I thought my future would just be sitting on benefits for the rest of my life. But now, I do have a future, and it’s all thanks to COS and Working Sense.”

Partners

Team

Simon Shutler

Director of Finance

Clare Lewis

Project Manager

Hana Eagles

Compliance Administrator

Rebecca Williams-Jones

Employment Advisor

Amy Gughrill

Employment Advisor