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Case studyStella's story
When she came to Working Chance ready to make a change in August of 2021, Stella* hadn’t worked in almost 20 years. Meet her now.
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Case studyHannah's Story
"I was supported by the staff and treated like a person, not a criminal. My confidence has grown and I no longer feel like a failure, in fact, Working Chance has made me realise that I am stronger than I give myself credit for."
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Case studyIn conversation with Pret A Manger
"We were, and continue to be, blown away by the calibre and quality of applicants that come through from Working Chance; it’s a great talent pool for us to choose from."
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Case studyDoreen's Story
Doreen loves her new job. She loves working outside and interacting with the public as part of her role.
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Campaign, Case studyNanita's Story
"Support from other women in similar circumstances is very important – do not suffer in silence, and say yes to opportunities!"
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Campaign, Case studyAndrea's Story
"My advice to other women with convictions would be: know where you want to go, have a dream, have a goal, don’t let a label stop you."
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Campaign, Case studyGemanita's Story
"Everything has fallen into place. My advice for other women in my position would be: don’t give up your dreams. You can change your life. I’m living proof."
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Campaign, Case studyNatalia's Story
"Just because you have a criminal record doesn’t make you a bad person. People make mistakes. You can change things. Accept what you did wrong and try to help yourself and let people help you."