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About employment support

Employment support

We are pleased to offer an employment support service for people accessing talking therapies services. Many people experience employment difficulties which impact on their wellbeing. Work and unemployment can affect our mental health causing stress, anxiety and/or depression.

The employment support service is here to help if you are experiencing any of these issues and would like help in seeking new opportunities or support to improve your current employment situation.

Who is it for?

This service is free and available to anyone in specific geographic locations aged 18+ and accessing our talking therapies service. We can help if you are:

- Unemployed and seeking new opportunities
- Employed and want to change jobs
- Experiencing problems at work, such as unfair treatment, discrimination or bullying
- Facing redundancy
- Looking for careers advice or thinking of a career change
- Struggling to get the right support at work

Diversity population
National healthcare organisations

What support is on offer?

- Careers advice
- Job search support and notification of new vacancies
- Help with CV’s and covering letters
- Support with job applications and interview skills training
- Advice about education courses and training opportunities
- Information on voluntary work
- Advice and support about employment issues e.g. unfair employment practices
- Advice about how to get mental health support in the workplace
-Signposting to other agencies, e.g. Citizens Advice or ACAS (Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service)

Is this service confidential?

We comply with NHS confidentiality guidelines, which means that information relating to you and your treatment will remain strictly confidential.
Details of how we store and use information can be found in our privacy notices.
We do not inform the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) about any information that will affect benefits. This service is voluntary, and you can choose to withdraw at any time.

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Do you consent to your information being shared with the provider of employment services?

The information that will be shared is:
- Your name
- DOB
- NHS Number
- Contact details
- Address
- GP surgery
- Employment status
- Diversity

In a health emergency
Call Samaritans on 116 123 if you need to talk to someone
Call 111 if you’re experiencing a mental health crisis
Call 999 or go to A&E if your life Is at immediate risk
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Call 111 mental health crisis
Call 999 life is at immediate risk