From prison to work
Can an employment support model be adapted to help people with mental health problems leaving prison?
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Making Individual Placement and Support work
The critical success factors for providing employment support
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The ‘Making IPS Work’ Project
Julie Bailie explains how an IPS employment support team has been embedded in Community Mental Health Teams
Type: Blog
IPS in the UK
Using Individual Placement and Support to help people with mental health difficulties to find and keep work
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Stories of success
Our success stories of expanding the reach and quality of IPS in the UK
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Online tools for job-seeking
Resources for finding new careers, jobs, internships and apprenticeships, as well as advice about self-employment, welfare and self-disclosure.
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Employment: the economic case
Mental health problems cost employers nearly £35 billion each year. That’s about £1,300 per employee.
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Looking for support to return to employment?
Returning to work after a bout of mental illness can be extremely daunting; but you don’t have to ‘go it alone’.
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Employment after prison
Reoffending costs the economy somewhere in the region of £11 billion. But less than a quarter of prisoners leave prison into some form of employment. Evidence shows that additional support is more likely to help ex-prisoners.
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