INSPIRE Project – Lived Experience Network Launch and Referrals Open

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St Giles Trust is launching a new Lived Experience Network through the INSPIRE project, aimed at increasing training, volunteering, and employment opportunities for individuals with lived experience of adversity and complex barriers. The network will be co-designed with input from professionals and organisations across South Wales and Gwent.

First meeting: Monday 16 September 2025 (venue to be confirmed) RSVP by: Sunday 8 September 2025

Contact: inspire.wales@stgilestrust.org.uk

In addition, referrals are now open for participants with lived experience who are interested in pursuing advice work as a career pathway. The INSPIRE programme offers a free, City & Guilds Assured Learning to Advise course, alongside mentoring, employability support, and access to further training.

Further details and referral information: See poster or contact inspire.wales@stgilestrust.org.uk Phone: 029 2049 6363

Tags: INSPIRE, Lived Experience Network, St Giles Trust

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