FAQs

Here's a selection of frequently asked questions by members and those looking to join Reed in Partnership.

Will I lose benefits by becoming a member at Reed in Partnership?

No. Our programmes work to support people seeking help in getting back into work. This includes financial help. more

Further help and advice regarding benefits is also available here

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I have dependent children. Will I be able to find a job that fits around caring for my children?

Reed in Partnership welcomes parents who have children to take care of and a family to support. more

Our Single Parent programme specialises in finding jobs with suitable hours to fit around your caring needs. We also can fund childcare in some instances and can put you in touch with childcare agencies in your area.

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I haven't worked for many years. Can you help people like me?

Yes. We are used to helping people who have been out of work for a long period of time. We can make the most of an individual's work experience and personal attributes. more

Our programmes help build the confidence of people who have been out of work for a considerable time. We'll work hard to get you the skills you need to get the job you want.

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I'm on health-related benefits. Can you help me to find work?

If you're receiving an incapacity benefit and live within one of Reed in Partnership's four Pathways to Work areas (three areas of London, Cambridgeshire & Suffolk) then we can help you to find work. more

Our Specialist Advisers are trained to help you manage your condition and find rewarding work.

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I'd like to find work, but I'm worried that my reading and writing and numeracy are not good enough. Can you help me?

Yes, our trainers offer Skills for Life courses which raise your skill levels so that you can feel confident in looking for the right job for you. more

You'll be around people in a similar situation, people who want to get the skills they need to get on with their lives.

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