Free Didcot fair to connect jobseekers with support services
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 20:31 · Archive
A free Wellbeing and Employment Fair will be held in Didcot on Monday, November 16.
A free Wellbeing and Employment Fair is taking place in Didcot on Monday, November 16, at the District Community Centre on Great Western Park. The event is part of the Be Together programme, which aims to foster inclusion and support migrant communities through social participation and mutual support.
Visitors can attend at any time between 10am and 2pm, with a quiet hour from 1pm to 2pm for those who prefer a calmer environment. Appointments during the quiet hour can be booked by emailing betogether@southandvale.gov.uk.
The event is a collaboration between South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse District Council's Healthy Didcot programme, the Department of Work and Pensions, Sustainable Didcot, Abingdon and Witney College, the National Careers Service, Talking Therapies, and other partners. Councillor Georgina Heritage, cabinet member for communities at South Oxfordshire District Council, said the fair was 'a great opportunity to bring together health, wellbeing, skills and employment services in one place'. Councillor Helen Pighills, cabinet member for communities at Vale of White Horse District Council, said it was 'a chance for us to support residents with access to organisations that can provide practical support and advice'.
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- Free fair to connect jobseekers with support servicesA free Wellbeing and Employment Fair will be held in Didcot on Monday, November 16, at the District Community Centre on Great Western Park.Oxford Mail · 25 Oct, 20:00
- Free fair to connect jobseekers with support servicesA free Wellbeing and Employment Fair will be held in Didcot on Monday, November 16, at the District Community Centre on Great Western Park.Oxfordshire Guardian · 25 Oct, 20:00
In this story: Didcot · South Oxfordshire District Council · Vale of White Horse District Council · Department of Work and Pensions · Abingdon and Witney College · National Careers Service
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