St Giles Yorkshire are delighted to announce they have been named as a partner on the Rise2Thrive partnership programme, running across York and North Yorkshire.
Rise2Thrive is a partnership of 31 local Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise organisations who help people who have experience barriers to successfully gain, sustain and progress in employment, alongside boosting other areas of their lives. Funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund partners, including St Giles, will provide tailored advice, mentoring and employability support, as well as offer specific interventions designed to help break down barriers.
This combination of support is designed to improve people’s health, confidence, skills and circumstances, moving them closer towards a position where they are thriving in their lives and within the workplace.
Recently, the Rise2Thrive team met Kelly and Mike from St Giles Yorkshire to find out more about the delivery work, you can read the piece here.
Rise2Thrive will run until March 2025, and a full list of partners is below:
Age UK, Art Therapy, Autism Plus, Coterminous, North Yorkshire CAB, Craven College, Educational Development Trust, Humankind, Foundation, Futureworks, Go4It, Hambleton Community Action, Harrogate Skills 4 Living, Mindful Photography, York Learning, North Yorkshire Sport, Orb Community Arts, New Beginnings, NYBEP, Pioneer Projects, Project Wild, Rural Arts, St Giles Trust, Supplementum Training, Careers Plus, SWR Mind, The Sparks Project, Thrive Outside, Community Works, Training for Employment, Working for Health, Yorkshire in Business, Beyond Housing, Up For Yorkshire