We're experts on issues related to gender equality, the criminal justice system, and the employment landscape. Please send all media enquiries to lizzy@workingchance.org or 07860 940455
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BlogSisterhood, community & an unwavering spirit: Saluting our sisters for Black History Month
“I can speak to other Black women in an open and honest way about the unique challenges we face.”
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BlogWorking towards the future: what are the barriers to employment for women who have convictions?
Women face significant barriers to rebuilding their lives after a conviction. Here we delve into some of the facts.
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Blog, Case studyA shared interest: restarting lives through employment at Social Interest Group
“It just goes to show that people who have been marginalised or feel like they don’t have any worth have so much to contribute if you give them the opportunity.”
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Blog, Case studyA recipe for change: KERB & Working Chance
“Everyone deserves a chance in life, and no one is perfect. We all make mistakes and should be given the opportunity to make amends.”
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Blog, Case studyChanging my journey: Laura's story
Laura took her future into her own hands and changed the course of her life by building a career in the criminal justice sector.
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BlogNew: Hiring With Conviction
Launched today (Wednesday 7 June) Working Chance's latest publication offers a comprehensive guide on how to recruit and support people with convictions.
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BlogMental Health Awareness Week: Managing anxiety in your job search
For the women who come to Working Chance, a struggle with poor mental health is one of the main barriers holding women back. This Mental Health Awareness Week we’re looking at the most common mental health problem in the UK: anxiety.
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Blog, Case studyThe world is my oyster: Jules' story
“Working Chance was one of the best things that’s ever happened to me, in my lifetime. I think sometimes you look back and think: wow, maybe the conviction was a blessing in disguise.”