Our news
Keeping you up to date with news and information from across Seetec and our social enterprise Pluss
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Connect To Work supports thousands across London
Read more: Connect To Work supports thousands across LondonThe new Connect to Work programme will provide employment support for over 17,000 people with disabilities, long-term health conditions and complex barriers to employment across central London over the next five years.
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We Are Seetec: Meet employee-owner Lee Crowhurst
Read more: We Are Seetec: Meet employee-owner Lee CrowhurstIn this first edition of the “We Are Seetec” series, we meet Lee Crowhurst, an accommodation support officer whose unique background and community involvement helps drive impact both inside and outside the prison gates.
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Taking stock: a look back at Seetec’s progress in 2024
Read more: Taking stock: a look back at Seetec’s progress in 2024With the first half of 2025 complete, and Seetec’s five year business plan approaching its first anniversary, we’ve been taking stock of some of the impact and achievements of 2024.
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Celebrating graduation and exciting futures
Read more: Celebrating graduation and exciting futuresThere was so much to celebrate this week as some of our Project | SEARCH interns in Plymouth did us proud at their graduation ceremony.
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Seetec wins Connect to Work in central London
Read more: Seetec wins Connect to Work in central LondonStarting in August 2025, Seetec will support around 5,700 people facing complex barriers to employment (across Camden, Westminster, Haringey, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, and Lambeth) to help find good, sustainable work.
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Swede dreams are made of this!
Read more: Swede dreams are made of this!Abba, meatballs, fun and learning! This summer, 14 customers supported by Seetec’s Community Interest Company, Pluss, jetted off on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Stockholm, Sweden and we’ve got the pictures to prove it!
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Neurodivergent talent: a smarter way to grow your business
Read more: Neurodivergent talent: a smarter way to grow your businessAt Seetec, we recognise that no two people are the same. We promote, support, and celebrate everyone’s unique differences. Here are 10 reasons why a diverse workforce can be good for business.
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The Better Business Act: What it is and why it matters to all of us
Read more: The Better Business Act: What it is and why it matters to all of usSeetec’s Chief Executive Officer, John Baumback, and the company’s Exectutive Director of Growth, Penny Levack, took a trip to the House of Commons this week. They joined a host of other responsible business leaders to show their support for the Better Business Act.
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Refugee Week 2025: How lived experiences shapes our support at Seetec
Read more: Refugee Week 2025: How lived experiences shapes our support at SeetecOne of our own Seetec colleagues, Oksana, brings lived experience of forced migration to her role as an Assistant Employment Adviser. Her journey from Ukraine to the UK continues to inspire both her team and the people she now supports. By sharing her story, we recognise the value of lived experience.
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Seetec proudly supports National Employability Day 2025
Read more: Seetec proudly supports National Employability Day 2025At Seetec, we believe that employment is about more than just finding a job; it’s about unlocking potential, building confidence, and supporting people on their personal journey to a better future. That’s why we’re celebrating National Employability Day.
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Celebrating Pluss participants during Learning Disability Week 2025
Read more: Celebrating Pluss participants during Learning Disability Week 2025As we mark Learning Disability Week, it’s a timely reminder of the importance of visibility, inclusion, and amplifying the voices of people with learning disabilities. This year’s theme, “Do you see me?”, encourages us all to listen more closely to all voices.
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Volunteering: A chance to give back to our communities
Read more: Volunteering: A chance to give back to our communitiesUp and down the country, Seetec colleagues have been supporting others – not just through Volunteers’ Week, but throughout the year.
Check out our latest success stories
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Keziah’s journey: Finding hope, purpose, and new opportunities
Keziah is a mother of three young children who has shown incredible strength, determination, and resilience in the face of life’s challenges. Read her inspiring story!
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Finding Direction: A Graduate’s Leap into Political Work
Oliver has gone from feeling stuck and uncertain to starting an exciting new chapter in a career he’s passionate about. Read his inspiring story!
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Georgia’s perseverance lands her a gem of a job
After a challenging period out of work since 2024, Georgia joined the Restart Scheme in early 2025 with a clear vision to turn her lifelong passion for jewellery into a sparkling new career.
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Amanda’s new chapter: Returning to work after 10 years
After a decade away from work caring for her son, Amanda overcame anxiety and found a new career in care with the right support and training.
