Back in 2009, Nicola Hudson became the first apprentice to receive support from Realise charity. Here she talks about her full-circle journey and the impact Realise charity has had on her career.
A single mum in the local area had lost her business and was suffering from mental health problems. Realise charity stepped in alongside other local charities in the area to help provide school uniform, bedding and money to buy daily essentials.
Aspire Housing’s marketing apprentice Ben Webb-Rushton has recently had the success of passing his driving test thanks to support from Realise charity.
17 year old Dave Thomas, was struggling to get to work and back living 40 minutes from his place of work. After a request was put forward to Realise charity, Dave got sorted with a new bike and helmet to help ease his journey!
Mum of two, Kayleigh, was struggling during 2014 to complete her education whilst studying towards a Psychology course at college. It was difficult for her complete coursework and asked for help to find extra money to buy essential computer equipment.
16-year-old Kyle Burke has found employment and so much more thanks to the work of the Realise charity and its dedication to supporting young people.
Read Jan’s story about the impact of regular armchair exercise classes. By taking part she built strength and was able to carry out daily tasks such as opening jars that she couldn’t previously do herself.
16-year-old Kyle Burke has found employment and so much more thanks to the work of the Realise charity and its dedication to supporting young people.
Enabling those furthest from the digital world to be empowered by it, is a powerful statement from Wavemaker, a digital and STEAM-engagement specialist from Stoke-on-Trent working with Realise to provide digital clinics.
A teenager had a helping hand to launch his career in plumbing, thanks to the Realise charity.