We're experts on women in the criminal justice system, and the recruitment and employment of people with convictions. Media enquiries to media@workingchance.org or 07860 940455
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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.”
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Blog, Case studyOpen door to employment at Revolving Doors
“Whenever we have had the sort of opportunities that we would go to an agency to fill, where we’re looking for certain skills, we come to Working Chance.”
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BlogGoal setting and career coaching: the first step to reaching your goals is to set them
Getting your life back on track after a conviction can be a challenge but, setting yourself goals and getting some support can really ease the pressure.
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BlogMOTHER'S DAY 2023: Mums making it work
"Yes, I want a career for me so I can feel like I’ve achieved something and I’m winning, but I’m gonna win even more if I can help my son. That’s the goal for me as a mother, I don’t want him to struggle as much as I have. If I can make life easier for him, I will."
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Blog, Case studyDainya's story
“That’s thing about Working Chance”, says Dainya, “I know that there’s always someone there I can call on.”
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Blog, CampaignWhat do women with convictions need to thrive at work? #IWD2023
Every day we're inspired by the women who come through our doors, and the careers they go on to build. To mark International Women's Day, we're celebrating women and their achievements.
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Blog, Policy briefingSolidarity, equality and opportunity: new publication explores how we can create a better criminal justice system for women
We’re delighted to share our expertise in the new Fabian Women’s Network publication: ‘Solidarity, equality and opportunity: creating strong social justice systems for women’.
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BlogBreaking down barriers at Thames Water
"For any organisation thinking about hiring women with convictions but aren’t sure, I’d say talk with the Working Chance team because they will put all and any fears that you have to bed."