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Significant increase of the number of 16-18 year-olds not in work or school

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Significant increase of the number of 16-18 year-olds not in work or school

Significant increase in number of 16-18 year-olds not in work or school

While youth unemployment figures have fallen slightly overall, those under the age of 25 are still three times less likely to be in a job or education . . .

The number of 16-18 year-olds not in education, employment or training (Neet) has risen significantly in the past year, latest government statistics show.

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R.N.I.B

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R.N.I.B

 

Very exciting News
We have been in talks with the RNIB (Royal National Institute for the Blind) to provide training, which is great news as this is something that is one thing The Samee Project is passionate about & that is inclusion for all . . .

RNIB & The Samee Project - Providing learning resources
Bournemouth Blind Society
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Enterprising Young People Missing Out

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Enterprising Young People Missing Out

Enterprising Young People Missing Out
An exciting new project aimed at promoting self-employment as a real career option for students is being piloted in Dorset. Called the ‘Samee Project’
Read the full articles here that were published by The Institute of Employability Professionals
& Further Education News . . .

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IOEE monthly news

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The IOEE monthly news

So I am casually reading my emails and one comes in for the IOEE ... would you be prepared to have a chat about your project to let us know a little more about it ... yep .. I can do that .... gulp!

The reporter rings and gets me talking ... poor girl! The trouble is, when you are passionate about something, you can talk for ever ... and ever ... and ever ... I am sure her tape must have run out!
Anyway, the clever lady managed to get through my waffle, my passion and my tears to come up with a pretty amazing story .... I just wish I knew who it was about 🙂

The IOEE monthly news has just been published & The Samee Charity has had a great centrefold on pages 8/9

IOEE March 2017 Issue
Education

The Mayor’s Coming to Officially Open ” The Samee Project – Safe Space”

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Did I Mention ??

Did I Mention The Mayor's Coming to Officially Open " The Samee Project - Safe Space" ??

So much to do & so little time
Never mind The Mayor on the 25th - The Carpet is coming on the 5th 🙂

Samee-Project-Launch - Opened by Mayor of Bournemouth Edward J Coope

UnLtd Award Winner, the Samee Project, has opened a safe space in Bournemouth offering employment and self-employment support.

The Mayor of Bournemouth, Cllr Eddie Coope opened the centre alongside Sam Everard, CEO of the Samee Project. The new centre aims to support groups with a particular barrier to work including disability, long-term unemployment and single parents.

UnLtd - Samee Safe Space

Samee Safe Space

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Samee is creating a "safe space" in Boscombe to help provide opportunities for people to find work and/or become self-employed.

Please help us turn the dream into reality - So we in turn can help others . . .

We've cut out the rot & treated the joists . . . If we can do that for just a floor, think ahead of what we can do for our clients in the future !!

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Floor Crisis Averted

Floor Crisis Averted

But still lots to do - as the new carpet arrives Thursday !!!
& OMG  The Mayors Coming on the 25th 🙂

 

Rotten Floor or Just Rotten Luck ??

rotten floor

Well That's Sorted

Now all we have to do is build a stud wall - insulate it & run in some power for the two new laptops & software from AFCB & the printer from Hays Travel

It looks to me as the power is closer to the finishing point than I Am

Crisis - What Crisis ?

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