Diversity To Thrive Overview
- Website
- letstalk.cornwall.gov.uk
- Industry
- Education
- Employees
- 126
- Founded
- 2024
- NAICS
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Educational ServicesJunior CollegesOther Schools and Instruction
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About Diversity To Thrive
Diversity to Thrive is a new collaborative network of employers and education providers. Driven by Cornwall Council’s commitment to improving diversity and inclusion for young people across the County. The network is dedicated to expanding their talent pool and assisting young individuals with Special Education Needs and Disabilities in transitioning to employment. Offering young people an inclusive and thriving business community in which to find inspiration and opportunities. The aim is also to change the culture within businesses when it comes to diverse employment. The Diversity to Thrive project partners include: • Newquay Orchard • Careers Hub • Cornwall Council • Work Your Way The partner organisations believe that everyone has the right to aspire to the best possible future. Together, the Diversity to Thrive partners have created strong links to the wider Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Employment Forum. Aiming to increase supported employment opportunities, work experience, and supported internship placements for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) across Cornwall. “All we need is for you to listen to our young people, give your time, expertise and passion… and wear the badge with pride” (Janine Bisson - Education Business Partnership)
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