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There are so many people who have either amazing skills, impressive prior work‑experience, qualifications, or ambitions… and who have also faced barriers to gaining employment. We want to get people the job they want and the wage they deserve, with Inclusive Jobs offering the ability to sign up to receive relevant job alerts, apply for jobs and training opportunities. Some people might want to apply to a job or sign up for training directly through our website, and some people might want to join an employability programme or receive more guidance from a charity.
If you are looking for work and have experienced barriers or feel that you are at risk of becoming homeless please get in touch or register to join Inclusive Jobs. We understand that everyone’s situation is different – you might be ready to apply for a full-time job straight away, or you might want more support with things like getting a bank account or having your travel costs to the interview covered. This is fine.
All of the roles you will find on our site are from businesses who understand removing barriers to employment, inclusivity and who are committed to working with you to provide more support and flexibility if needed. You can also choose to meet up with one of our fab ‘job buddies’ if you like too.
On the Inclusive Jobs website, you can post your CV for employers to see, apply for jobs & other opportunities, and sign up to receive alerts on roles that we think are a good match for you. If you are working with a charity, they can do all of this with you too.
Please also take a look at all the options and support for homelessness that is available for you via Street Support.
I have worked for decades and despite having a short spell on the streets, I felt ready to apply straight away after joining the Inclusive Jobs platform. After my fifth job application, I managed to get an interview which was a friendly informal process, including a tour of the office, an introduction to the team and was then successful in being offered a full-time position in my last industry - Marketing. I would look to recommend Inclusive Jobs for others who have had personal difficulties like me and want to find a way back into employment, with work (pre and post homelessness) always have given me the stability and routine that I need, but I’m guessing this is the same for everyone?
To be frank, I’ve had it pretty hard and I’ve made some bad decisions, but things have improved a bit recently with my housing situation and I wanted to see if I was ready for work again. I’ve got onto a two-week placement and got help form Inclusive Jobs with also getting some money for my work clothing. I’m going to take it from there and see how the placement works but I am also interested in some of the training and volunteering opportunities on Inclusive Jobs, that I might look at. Homelessness did leave me with a massive sense of failure, and I think employers have to be patient and commit to encouragement, as I think it can take a while to get everything together but my work placement has been very understanding of things and I am also getting support from my Job buddy.
I’ve never really had a proper job, and after being messed around with Universal Credit didn’t want to risk losing my benefits if it didn’t work out. After chatting with the Inclusive Jobs team and the charity that supports me, I understand my finances better and have now found a part-time role that fits around my family commitments.
I wasn’t ready straight away to apply for a job but got in touch with the Inclusive Jobs team who put me in contact with Amanda my job buddy, who has been really great. I got support in getting ID sorted and getting a bank account set up and then Amanda helped with me joining a ‘Job club’ to get help with putting my CV together and also with the job application process. I also attended the Manchester Homelessness Partnership meetups for the last two months and met with other people on the initiative and also employers where it helped with me seeing that others are going through the same process and also that the employers were friendly and welcoming which has helped with my confidence is now starting to apply for some job positions.
I have worked for decades and despite having a short spell on the streets, I felt ready to apply straight away after joining the Inclusive Jobs platform. After my fifth job application, I managed to get an interview which was a friendly informal process, including a tour of the office, an introduction to the team and was then successful in being offered a full-time position in my last industry - Marketing. I would look to recommend Inclusive Jobs for others who have had personal difficulties like me and want to find a way back into employment, with work (pre and post homelessness) always have given me the stability and routine that I need, but I’m guessing this is the same for everyone?
To be frank, I’ve had it pretty hard and I’ve made some bad decisions, but things have improved a bit recently with my housing situation and I wanted to see if I was ready for work again. I’ve got onto a two-week placement and got help form Inclusive Jobs with also getting some money for my work clothing. I’m going to take it from there and see how the placement works but I am also interested in some of the training and volunteering opportunities on Inclusive Jobs, that I might look at. Homelessness did leave me with a massive sense of failure, and I think employers have to be patient and commit to encouragement, as I think it can take a while to get everything together but my work placement has been very understanding of things and I am also getting support from my Job buddy.
I’ve never really had a proper job, and after being messed around with Universal Credit didn’t want to risk losing my benefits if it didn’t work out. After chatting with the Inclusive Jobs team and the charity that supports me, I understand my finances better and have now found a part-time role that fits around my family commitments.
I wasn’t ready straight away to apply for a job but got in touch with the Inclusive Jobs team who put me in contact with Amanda my job buddy, who has been really great. I got support in getting ID sorted and getting a bank account set up and then Amanda helped with me joining a ‘Job club’ to get help with putting my CV together and also with the job application process. I also attended the Manchester Homelessness Partnership meetups for the last two months and met with other people on the initiative and also employers where it helped with me seeing that others are going through the same process and also that the employers were friendly and welcoming which has helped with my confidence is now starting to apply for some job positions.
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What you can do is sign up to hear about job opportunities and leave your information with us by clicking the sign up for job alerts tab below. We
can happily stay connected to you for when the time is right. Joining the Inclusive Jobs alerts will also give employers the ability to review your CV and potentially reach out if you fit the jobs they are looking to fill.
