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Restart Scheme helps man with mental health challenges to overcome barriers to become a self-employed gym owner
Birmingham | When Mark* joined the Restart Scheme, he was in a bad way. He had recently separated from his wife, which resulted in him not having access to see his children. He was suffering from depression, anxiety and insomnia, and was living in supported council housing. Read the full story here.
Lack of confidence doesn’t stop Saphia from getting a job through the Restart Scheme
Bargoed | Saphia was referred to the Restart Scheme in October 2021. Saphia was an experienced Administrator with a wealth of experience, but her lack of confidence was stopping her from getting a job. Her Employment Advisor, Sarah Davies from People Plus, formulated a bespoke and purposeful action plan that enabled Saphia to take small, but effective steps forward. Read more here.
Restart Scheme helps individual that was unemployed for 8 years find work
Llanelli | Katherine* joined the Restart Scheme after being unemployed for eight years. Living in a remote location with no driving licence resulted in access to public transport being limited and expensive. This meant that any jobs she saw advertised were usually ruled out as she could only get to places when the buses ran. Read more here.
Continued support from the Restart Scheme helps jobseeker stay in work
Kidderminster | When Anna* joined the Restart Scheme this year, she was quiet, timid, extremely nervous and anxious. She had a challenging personal life which made her lack any confidence. Read the full story here.
