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Why are education and employment important?
Confidence and competency in English allows survivors to engage in their community and form friendships helping reduce social isolation. It also opens doors for further education and employment in the UK. Paid employment gives survivors the opportunity to live independent and boos survivors confidence and self-worth.
Education and Employment Overview
26 current clients regularly attend Snowdrop English classes.
2 clients have successfully completed placements with the Co-op’s Bright Future programme.
£95 is the average cost to provide one English Class to 26 survivors - this includes travel costs for survivors who live outside of Sheffield and for survivors on Asylum support.