Home > Programmes > Connect to Work Hampshire

Connect to Work Hampshire

Connect to Work Hampshire is here to help you find good work quickly – with free, personalised job support in the heart of your local community.

Work coach and participant sit opposite each other , whilst talking, in a connect to work office.
Connect to work - logo

We would like to share an important update regarding referrals to Seetec’s Connect to Work offer.

Due to the continued success and ongoing high demand for Connect to Work, we have seen a significant increase in engagement and participant numbers. As a result, Hampshire County Council have agreed that Seetec can temporarily pause the acceptance of new referrals from partner organisations.  We will continue to accept self-referrals where these are appropriate.  This only affects Seetec’s Community Access part of the Connect to Work programme – the programme is still taking referrals in other areas.

This is a short-term arrangement which we will review with the Council in August, and during this period, all participants who have already been referred will continue to receive full support as planned. We will keep you regularly updated and will notify you as soon as we are in a position to reopen referrals.

 We truly value our working relationship and thank you for your understanding and ongoing support as we navigate this period of growth and success.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss this further, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Free job support to help you find and keep paid work

Connect to Work uses an evidence-based approach to support you to find and sustain meaningful employment, at a pace that works for you.

You’ll have friendly, one-to-one coaching that focuses on your strengths, goals and what matters to you most.

And if you’re already in work and struggling, we can help with that too.

How does it work?

We will work closely with you to understand your skills, aspirations and support needs. Together, we’ll put together a plan to help you start job-hunting straight away, with the right help in place.

Participant and their work coach looking at a laptop on a desk.
Group of young workers in London, UK. Young people standing and talking on windy winter day

If you’re over 18 and live in Hampshire, we’re here for you. We’ll help you to build confidence, resilience and tackle whatever’s getting in the way of finding the job you want

Our service is delivered right in the heart of your community — in local venues near you, so there’s no need to travel far. We come to you.

Woman waiting for the London underground train.
An over-the-shoulder shot of a female work coach at a table in a bright common area inside a office building in London. She is smiling whilst talking to her participant, there are laptops and books on the table in front of them as they study. She is wearing smart casual clothing and the floor-to-ceiling windows behind fill the space with natural light.

Our advisers actively engage with local employers to find roles that match your strengths and interests. We work with businesses that value inclusion and are keen to offer meaningful opportunities.

When you’re ready, we’ll support you through the application and interview process every step of the way.

Once you start in work, we’ll be here to help you develop and progress. And if you’re already in work but finding it tough, we can support you to manage the challenges and retain your job.

Waist-up shot of a group of adults getting together in a community hall and having a cup of tea together.

We’re here for you – whatever your situation 

Whether you’re living with a health condition, have a disability or just feel like you’ve lost your way, you don’t have to face it alone.  

We’ll work with you to break down the barriers holding you back. 

Let’s take the next step together

In partnership with:

Hampshire county council logo
Connect to work - logo
Pluss logo
The Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity, Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Saint Swithun, commonly known as Winchester Cathedral.

Is Connect to Work right for me?


Last updated 19 January 2026

Share

Andy White, Freelance WordPress Developer London