Enrolling new participants now! Headsup

Posted on: August 26, 2022

We’re delighted to have capacity across Essex, Southend and Thurrock for new participants to join our employment support programme. Please do refer anyone you know who might benefit from our support.

Drop us an email; headsup@enableeast.org.uk

Visit our website; www.enableeast.org.uk/headsup and you’ll find a direct referral button there.

Whilst we are entering into the last 6 months of our delivery, we have plenty of capacity to continue to support people referred to us over the coming months – so please do keep on doing so!

We have in place a 10-week programme to ensure that we continue to provide appropriate wellbeing support for all participants along with practical employability skills. This approach ensures that all participants who engage with us complete the cycle of support on offer.

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