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Keeping you up to date with news and information from across Seetec and our social enterprise Pluss
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Working Well Norfolk extension to help many more people
Read more: Working Well Norfolk extension to help many more peopleSeetec are delighted to announce that Seetec’s Working Well Norfolk contract has been extended for a further 18 months.
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The gift of Christmas
Read more: The gift of ChristmasSeetec colleagues in Plymouth have been giving the gift of Christmas to ensure our participants enjoy the festive period.
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New service brings careers information, advice and guidance to people in prison
Read more: New service brings careers information, advice and guidance to people in prisonSeetec appointed to deliver careers information, advice and guidance for the adult prison estate across the south of England.
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Ann-Marie commended at Employee Owner of the Year awards
Read more: Ann-Marie commended at Employee Owner of the Year awardsAnn-Marie Conway, Seetec’s Associate Director for Employee Ownership, has been Highly Commended at the Employee Owner of the Year award 2024.
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Making a noise about Black History Month
Read more: Making a noise about Black History MonthA group of Seetec colleagues discuss and debate issues concerning them as we all mark Black History Month 2024. Take a listen.
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Chatham CFO Activity Hub scoops prestigious awards
Read more: Chatham CFO Activity Hub scoops prestigious awardsSeetec is thrilled that our Chatham CFO Activity Hub has achieved remarkable recognition at the recent Kent Housing Group Excellence Awards 2024.
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Neurodivergence: An employee’s tips for inclusive employers
Read more: Neurodivergence: An employee’s tips for inclusive employersSome of the steps employers can take, to encourage and support neurodivergence and inclusion in the workplace.
Check out our latest success stories
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Rebecca’s determination pays off as she secures a nursing role with support from the Restart Scheme
After qualifying as a student nurse, Rebecca faced a challenging job market and several setbacks while trying to secure her first nursing role.
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Connect to Work Supported Employment Success for Adam
After joining Connect to Work on the Support Employment (SEQF) pathway, Adam’s secured paid employment at West Midlands Safari Park in a role tailored around his strengths, interests and abilities.
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“Connect to Work Helped Me Believe in Myself Again” – Cailin’s Story
After two years of searching for work without success, Suffolk resident Cailin had almost lost confidence in her ability to find employment.
