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Women’s Project

Women’s Project

by | May 27, 2022 | Uncategorized

This projects aim is to empower and support women from the Black and Minoritised group in the community and clearly identify as disadvantage. We aim to boost their self-worth, give them the ability to determine their own choice and right to influence social changes for themselves and others around them.

The number of beneficiaries is 15 women for six months with the following social and economic profiles:

Unemployed

  • Low/ no skills
  • Low/no communication skills
  • Multi-density housing
  • Gardening For Women

SELPH Programme @ Humanity1st

by | May 5, 2022 | Uncategorized

S – Security and Safety

E – Esteem – Prestige and feeling of accomplishment

L – Love and belonging needs including social needs

P – Physiological needs – food, water, warmth, rest

H – Happiness – sense of well-being and contentment

Alongside creating the conditions for balanced and sustainable growth in the wider economy,

we have five priorities for action to maximise the proportion of 16–25-year-olds who are

participating in education, training and work:

Priority 1:

Raising educational attainment in school and beyond to ensure that young people

have the skills they need to compete in a global economy.

Priority 2:

Helping all partners to provide effective and coordinated services that support all

young people, including the most vulnerable

Priority 3:

Encouraging young people to go into Apprenticeships and work experience

places.

Priority 4:

Ensuring that work pays and giving young people the personalised support, they

need to find it, through job search and Employability skills.

Priority 5:

encourages young people to engage in community work and physical activities.