A4E (Action for Employment) partnership

Services offered by BOPPs (Burngreave Opportunities) and A4E complement each other and they have been working together to offer a complete package for Burngreave residents who are looking for work.

A4E’s clients who live in the Burngreave ward are being offered one to one meetings with the BOPPs advisers who can give extra support and access to the BOPPs discretional funding if needed.

Burngreave residents can also benefit from the aftercare service BOPPs provides in order to assist them to sustain employment and up-skill within the workplace.

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