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Previous Projects

  • Aim Higher and Outreach East
  • Sisters Against Abuse
  • An Employment Zone
  • Better Future
  • BME Social Enterprise startups, LDA
  • Bridging the Gap
  • Building Futures
  • Community Partners
  • Connect ME
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  • Employers Compliance in the field of Religious Discrimination
  • Ethnic Minority Empowerment Project
  • Faith Action
  • Faith Communities Navigator
  • Faith Forum West Yorkshire, LSC West Yorkshire
  • Faith Based Organisations (FBO) Regeneration Support, ALG
  • Good Practice Guide
  • Health Navigator
  • Homelessness Strategy Consultancy
  • ICT for Ethnic Minority SMEs
  • Islamic Garden
  • ‘Islam in Today’s World’ Conference
  • Leap of Faith (Intercultural / Interfaith Work)
  • Mentoring and Guidance for Career Progression
  • Muslims in the EU Cities
  • Opening Doors Seminars
  • Tax Facts
  • Training for Employability (T4E)
  • The Faith Communities Toolkit
  • The FIR Project
  • The Role of Faith-based Groups in Welfare Provision
  • U R Britain
  • Sustainable Communities
  • Sustaining Social Economy

Bridging the Gap

Lack of confidence, assertiveness, self-esteem, motivation and low levels of basic skills can lead to long-term unemployment.

This project aimed to provide employability skills by enabling BAME communities, lone parents and refugees access to basic skills programmes that offer support in literacy, numeracy, ESOL and key skills. The beneficiaries had access to accredited advice and support services.

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