LifeSkills – developing confidence, financial and employability skills | Webinar 24th October 11:30am-12:00pm

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LifeSkills – a programme for developing confidence, financial and employability skills

Family Action and Barclays are working in partnership to help families and individuals overcome their challenges and build their confidence and employability skills for a brighter future.

Family Action are currently engaging organisations to deliver LifeSkills sessions within their own settings and would love to hear from any Cardiff organisations who would like to be involved.

Food Cardiff are organising a webinar for community food retail projects on Tuesday 24th October, 11:30am-12:00pm as a part of this programme. If interested, please contact: [email protected]

For more details about the LifeSkills, please see attachments below:

Family Action Info flyer for stakeholders 3.pdf

boosting-confidence-to-return-to-work_final.pdf

module_cv-skills-1_showing-your-best-you.pdf

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