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Dare to Dream at Adur & Worthing’s OneStopYouth Employability Hub

Adur and Worthing Councils and the Love Local Jobs Foundation are working in partnership to deliver the Dare to Dream programme for a cohort of 18–24-year-olds looking to start their careers. Dare to Dream is an inspirational programme giving young people the confidence they need to fulfil their potential.

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Christina Fishlock

Head of Community Programmes LoveLocal Jobs

The Youth Hub pilot is an exciting new extension of the work already delivered by the Love Local Jobs Foundation and is hoped to create additional opportunities for young adults to gain access to the same boost of positivity, self-belief and employability skills that has proven so effective for young people across Sussex in recent years.

The programme consists of three one day sessions which have taken place in January, February and March, involving an inspirational delivery from Jack the Lad, the well-known former host of the Breakfast Show on Heart FM, who is now on air with

More Radio, followed by mentoring, and the programme will end in workplace tours.

Delivered around core themes of selfawareness, mindset, gratitude, resilience, teamwork and employability, inspirational speaker Jack has teamed up with business mentors from leading local employers including Kreston Reeves, Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust and Best Connection. The mentors are using their own experiences and knowledge to support the core themes of the programme to help drive and motivate the young people.

Joanne Wood, coordinator of the OneStop Youth Employment Hub said, “It’s absolutely wonderful to see so many of our young adults take part in the programme. Jack ‘The Lad’ Hayes built a great rapport with them, and they listened with interest to all he said. The mentors were so welcoming to the young adults, listening and responding to them with warmth and kindness.”

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