One of nine UK organisations selected by Good Things Foundation to participate in the Power Up 2.0 programme supported by JPMorganChase, The Crumbs Project carried out impressive activity which resulted in reaching and providing support to some of the most vulnerable and digitally excluded people in the country – one
Working closely with fellow Dorset charity The Parks Foundation, The Crumbs Project trainees provide vital staff resources for the Foundation’s community cafes.
The Crumbs Project is collaborating with a fellow charity, The Café Project Basingstoke, to share knowledge and promote disability confidence and inclusive employment opportunities in the Hospitality industry. The Crumbs Project’s mission is to empower disadvantaged adults through Hospitality-based training and development, guiding them toward better employment prospects and more
The Crumbs Project celebrates win at prestigious Hospitality industry awards The Cateys
The Crumbs Project is awarded special recognition for dedication to being a Disability Confident Leader in Dorset. The charity strives to engage with more employers to offer work opportunities to adults with disabilities. Commitment to Removing Barriers The Crumbs Project has been actively involved in the Removing Barriers project, funded
Housekeeping programme trainee Krystal demonstrates that hard work and a positive attitude can lead to success. Krystal has learning disabilities and an interest in a career in Housekeeping. She was referred to Crumbs by Send4, a supported employment and job coaching agency, in 2023. Krystal wanted to broaden her skill
The CRUMBS Project is addressing a crucial need by providing tailored digital skills training to adults with disabilities. This empowers them with the tools they need to succeed in the Hospitality industry and opens up opportunities in many aspects of their lives. Research by Lloyds Banking Group has found more
SheCanCode is a collaborative community working to tackle the tech gender gap and their Spilling The T podcast talks to women in Tech about their experiences. Janet Miller, Digital Skills Trainer at The CRUMBS Project, recently talked to Kayleigh Bateman from SheCanCode about her career and how she became a
Eating fish has been an important part of human civilization since ancient times. Whilst cod and salmon remain amongst the most popular fish ingredients in UK meals, the nation is fortunate to have access to a varied range of fresh and saltwater fish and seafood. What many people lack is
The CRUMBS Project is proud to have been part of a Dorset-wide project that has sought to create greater employment opportunities across the county for people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Overseen by consultancy firm Sendme2work, the Removing Barriers project was a programme initiated by Dorset Careers Hub
Wellness is about the personal journey of discovering and being one’s best self – generating wellbeing. It’s a story about people and continuous reinvention, and there’s perhaps no better example of these principles than the Carillon.
In a world where apprehension about quantitative methods is widespread, the good news is that mastery of a small number of basic techniques can quickly propel you to the top of the heap and give you a competitive advantage.
Agreeing a youth mobility scheme with the EU would improve the quality of the hospitality workforce - particularly at a time when businesses will not look at increasing expenditure - and drive consumer spending on hospitality, and overall tourism, across the country.
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