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Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary in Brighton
30th June 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People has been helping long-term unemployed people back into work for 25 years. On June 30th the charity held an evening drinks reception at the Sallis Benney Theatre, part of the University of Brighton on Grand Parade, to mark the occasion.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary at Plymouth reception
19th June 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People has been helping long-term unemployed people back into work for 25 years. On June 19th the charity held an evening drinks reception in the Reception Room at The Council House in Plymouth to mark the occasion.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary at City Hall in London
9th June 2009
A charity that has been helping long-term unemployed people to get and keep a job, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Specialist national employment charity Tomorrow's People held a drinks reception in London's Living Room at City Hall on Tuesday 9th June to mark the occasion. The event was attended by the charity's London based staff, as well as partner organisations, individual supporters and those with a particular interest in employment issues.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary in Newcastle
21st May 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People has been helping long-term unemployed people back into work for 25 years. On May 21st the charity will held an evening drinks reception in the Sovereign Suite at Newcastle Assembly Rooms to mark the occasion.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary in Maidstone
14th May 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People has been helping long-term unemployed people back into work for 25 years. On May 14th the charity held a lunch-time reception at Maidstone Community Centre to mark the occasion.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary
12th May 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People has been helping long-term unemployed people back into work for 25 years. On May 12th the charity held an evening drinks reception at Leigh Court in Abbots Leigh to mark the occasion.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary in Hastings
28th April 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People has been helping long-term unemployed people back into work for 25 years. On April 28th the charity held an evening drinks reception at the Hastings Council Chamber to mark the occasion.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary at Glasgow reception
12th March 2009
2009 marks the 25th anniversary of Tomorrow's People, and the charity marked the occasion in style - Glasgow City Chambers hosted a drinks reception in the Satinwood Suite on March 12th - which was well attended by a mix of partner organisations, individual supporters, and representatives of the local councils.
Employment charity Tomorrow's People celebrates 25th Anniversary at Merseyside reception
4th March 2009
Unemployment on Merseyside is rising. The situation is set to worsen considerably over the coming months and there is no doubt that local people will find it increasingly hard to get and keep a job. No one is more conscious of this than national employment charity Tomorrow's People, which has been delivering employment services to local people for over a decade. Since it began operating in Merseyside in 1999, Tomorrow's People has helped over 5,000 people on their journey back to work.
Employment charity expands innovative programme for disadvantaged young people in Scotland
26th March 2009
Unemployment in Scotland is rising. No one is more conscious of this than national employment charity Tomorrow’s People, which since 1984 has been helping marginalised young people in Glasgow to move into work or training or back into education. In fact, the charity has earned so much respect from its work with young people that it has won funding from Inspiring Scotland to expand its successful Working It Out programme to four new areas; Edinburgh, Inverclyde and North and East Ayrshire.
Tomorrow's People launches free recruitment service to Bristol employers
9th February 2009
National employment charity Tomorrow's People will launch its free recruitment service to local businesses at a breakfast event on February 24th at Brasserie Blanc, Bakers& Cutlers' Hall, central Bristol.
Tomorrow's People is responding to the difficult economic environment by providing an innovative new service in partnership with local business to help companies reduce recruitment costs.
Inspiring Scotland help us expand the Working It Out programme
20th November 2008
Tomorrow's People has won £3.2m worth of funding from Inspiring Scotland to help us expand the Working It Out programme in Scotland.
The funding will support the scaling up of the programme model we currently deliver in Glasgow and replicate it in 4 new areas - Edinburgh, Inverclyde, North and East Ayrshire - over a period of 7 years.
The total expenditure budget will be in the region of £7.4 million of which Inspiring Scotland will contribute £3.2 million, primarily in the earlier years.
Merseyside Vice Patrons team goes from strength to strength
11th February 2008
National employment charity Tomorrow’s People, which runs programmes helping the long-term unemployed, as well as young people who may never have worked at all, into work, has just received a fantastic boost to its team of supporters in Merseyside.
Tomorrow's People and The Salvation Army Addiction to Employment initiative
8th February 2008
National employment charity Tomorrow’s People and The Salvation Army Employment Plus UK this morning celebrated ‘From Addiction to Employment’, a successful programme which is run in and around London to help those who have suffered from addiction, to find and keep a job.
Click here to see the stories of 2 people who have been through the programme
Tomorrow's People New Board appointments
29th January 2008
Employment charity Tomorrow’s People, which runs programmes helping the long-term unemployed back to work, has appointed two new members to its Board of Trustees. Christine Glenn, Chief Executive of the Parole Board for England and Wales and Elaine Gibson-Bolton, Partner and EU, competition and regulatory law specialist at SJ Berwin LLP.
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