A message from the WE Work team:

We are no longer accepting new referrals to WE Work for Everyone. If you would like support to look for work, please contact Connect to Work as follows:

Phone: 0117 332 1500
Email: skillsconnect@westofengland-ca.gov.uk

Website: Speak to us - Skills Connect

You can still contact us using our phone number/call back form.

Thank you to everyone who has accessed WE Work since 2021.

Any future updates will be shared on this website.

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Free Funding from The King’s Trust to Help you Train or Start Work

Organisation: King’s Trust Local Authority: Bristol City Council

The King's Trust Development Awards provide grants to help young people overcome financial barriers that may be preventing them from accessing education, training, employment, or volunteering opportunities.

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Education, Support Programmes

Get Started with Filmmaking

Organisation: King's Trust Local Authority: Bristol City Council

This free one-week programme for 16-30 year olds. Learn and develop key techniques in filmmaking and about the various roles within the sector from a professional. Working together, they will create a short film and boost their wellbeing and confidence through creativity.

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Our Funding:

The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority is working in partnership with WE Work for Everyone to deliver the Mayoral Priority Skills Fund . This fund provides a flexible grant to meet current priority skills gaps in the region. This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. 

Find out more about our funding.