Our Services

Employability & Life Skills

Alongside food and digital learning, we aim to support participants to develop wider skills for everyday life and work, including:

• Communication and confidence

• Understanding workplace expectations

• Preparing for volunteering, training or employment

• Building routines and independence

Where appropriate, we will work with partners to support progression into further opportunities.

Digital Skills

We are developing and piloting community-based digital skills courses designed to support people who are digitally excluded. Our digital skills activities will include:

• Setting up and using email

• Using smartphones, tablets and laptops

• Completing online forms and accessing services

• Online job search and applications

• Creating CVs and basic digital documents

• Staying safe and confident online

Learning is delivered in small groups, with step-by-step guidance and plenty of practical support.

Community Food & Cake Decorating

We plan to deliver practical, hands-on food and cake decorating activities that help participants build confidence, creativity and transferable skills in a relaxed environment.

Sessions will focus on accessible decorating techniques, food presentation and creative expression, rather than full cooking or kitchen-based activity. This makes our programmes suitable for delivery in community venues without specialist kitchen facilities.

Activities are designed to be:

• Beginner-friendly

• Confidence-building

• Enjoyable and social

• Accessible for people with little or no prior experience

Through cake decorating, participants will develop patience, focus, fine motor skills and pride in their work, while enjoying a positive shared learning experience.

How We Deliver

Our programmes are designed to be:

• Practical – focused on real-life skills

• Supportive – small groups and friendly delivery

• Accessible – no prior experience required

• Community-based – delivered in trusted local settings

All programmes are non-accredited and aligned with Essential Digital Skills, allowing us to meet learners at their own pace.

Who Our Work Is For

Our activities are suitable for adults and young people who may:

• Have low confidence or limited digital skills

• Be returning to learning after a long break

• Be unemployed or under-employed

• Feel more comfortable learning in informal, community spaces