Delivery Providers
Connect to Work Hampshire is delivered by local organisations who connect people facing barriers to employment with personalised support and opportunities to achieve their work goals.
Whether you're looking to refer someone into the programme, develop a partnership or explore co-location opportunities, our team can help connect Hampshire residents to the right employment support at the right time.
Delivered in partnership with:
Palladium
Domestic Abuse Pathway (Delivered by Palladium)
A safe, trauma-informed pathway for people affected by domestic abuse, helping them build confidence, independence and move towards employment, working in collaboration with Stop Domestic Abuse.
Seetec
Community Access Pathway (Delivered by Seetec)
Provides a gateway into Connect to Work for a vast range of groups. It supports people referred through community organisations, support services, carers, family members, advocates or through self-referral.
Shaw Trust
Health Pathway (Delivered by Shaw Trust)
Supporting people whose health or wellbeing impacts their ability to find, return to or stay in work. Referrals come via GP practices, healthcare services and community health partners.
Social Care Pathway (Delivered by Shaw Trust)
Supporting people who have social care needs, such as learning, physical and mental health needs, who access support via local authority Adult Services or via voluntary community service organisations.
How to become a Delivery Provider with Hampshire County Council
To become an approved training provider, you must be accepted onto our Open Framework for Skills Development for Hampshire. Once you have been accepted onto this framework, you will be notified of when any call-offs are launched. Please make sure you keep your contact information up to date to ensure you receive any opportunities as they are released. See the link below.
