Joining the Ways into Work team


Debra Burnett • May 13, 2021

Ways into Work would like to welcome ....

 ... some new members who no doubt some of you will get to meet over time: 
  • Kirstie Hardyman joining us an Employment Coach now working with the Building Better Opportunities team
  • Sam Cheney joining us an Employment Coach also currently working with the Building Better Opportunities team, and 
  • Sarah St Fort our new Apprentice Employment Coach also working with the Building Better Opportunities team
This expansion results from an exciting partnership with DWP funded under the Building Better Opportunities Project and we are pleased to say that this also involved a well deserved promotion to Senior Employment Coach for Angela Thaper.

A resounding welcome to our new recruits who will contribute to our mission of Changing Lives, One Job at a Time and well done to Angela. Visit Our Team to put faces to the names.

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