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Thank you so so much for the ongoing support. Hugely appreciated and we know that they all have had a wonderful time ☺️🙏

Great afternoon with @votedannorris The Roman Baths. Dan spoke to WWL Samantha + current mums Jo, Nina and Tanya about confidence (even on bad days) + good support networks. WWL's Camilla & Rachel also shared how demand is still ☝️ despite unemployment going 👇 #EmployabilityDay

Was amazing hosting Jen on the CBL Stakeholder Engagement Team as part of her placement with The Women's Work Lab. Read about her experience on our new blog post 👇 ow.ly/gFhl50P64NQ

This is just appalling. Stuff we know, of course. But 9/10 SEND parents not having holiday childcare is just not OK 😞 BBC News - Parents left feeling 'rejected' over lack of SEND holiday care for children bbc.co.uk/news/education…

We are delighted to welcome Elena, who will be doing a one-month placement Burges Salmon in collaboration with The Women's Work Lab, helping unemployed mothers on benefits to become work ready.

We are conducting a survey into UC work requirement changes. If you're a lead carer of 3 to 12 year olds pls take 5 minutes to complete it here: forms.office.com/e/ZTzabyVGED Pls RT.

The winner of the Education, Training & Jobs Social Enterprise of the Year is The Women's Work Lab for supporting unemployed mums on benefits to overcome personal challenges and find reliable employment. #SocEntAwards23

📢Bookings are now live for our Celebration of International Women's Day event on 8th March - this is always our quickest sell out event each year, so please be speedy in getting your tickets 🎟 eventbrite.co.uk/e/taunton-cham… Reminiscence Learning The Women's Work Lab Queen's College

We’re excited to  announce our speakers for our 2024 International Women’s Day event! Taking place on the 8th March at Leigh Court, we’re welcoming everyone to come along to discuss the topic of inspiring inclusion. Book your place today: bit.ly/4bQc0x7 #IWD2024

🥳 Since 2020, the The Women's Work Lab has got over 300 mothers taking part in training programmes across the South West ✅ They offer support to get women back into work, helping them navigate the barriers they face and find flexible work places: bitly.ws/3hUEq

🗣️ Almost two thirds of people in destitution live with a chronic health condition or disability. Cutting people’s eligibility for benefits won't help. The PM's speech was an irresponsible war of words on people who already aren’t getting enough support. bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi….

The wording and implicit messaging off this article is both damaging and offensive. Single parents already work hard and these calculations just don't add up.

📣 We're pleased to announce that Camilla and Rachel, co-founders of employability support hub The Women's Work Lab, will be joining us for the next talk in our #BDAS lecture series. 8 May | 6pm | ➡️brnw.ch/21wJ9SA

🗣️Reminder that our next BDAS event features Camilla and Rachel, co-founders of employability support hub The Women's Work Lab May 8th | 6pm | ➡️brnw.ch/21wJovs

It was lovely to catch up with The Women's Work Lab to reflect on our partnership and look into ways to develop a stronger relationship and better support the mums they help back into the workplace, here's to many more years supporting this amazing charity! #employabilityprogrammes

How can social enterprises lead by example when it comes to juggling caring responsibilities and work? Book now for our #WISE100 Lunchtime Takeaway webinar on 3 July to join the discussion: eventbrite.co.uk/e/who-cares-mo… #WISE100 Social & Community Capital

Women’s Work Lab are running again in Weston and Bridgwater in September, and are now taking applications for the programme via the website womensworklab.co.uk The 12 week programme will run from Weston Museum OR Bridgwater College for 12 weeks. The King Alfred School an Academy

Hear from 2024 Cambridge Social Innovation Prize winners Camilla Rigby and Rachel Mostyn in this podcast. Camilla and Rachel are co-founders of The Women's Work Lab, a community interest company that supports unemployed Mums on benefits back into work. thesocialideaspodcast.buzzsprout.com/270953/1540754…