Programmes
Learn. Develop.Connect. Progress.
We support women and men, young people, families, jobseekers, entrepreneurs, professionals, new communities and people facing barriers to opportunity.



Our programmes bring together:
Education, Skills, Employment, Digital, Enterprise, Mentoring, Wellbeing, Community.
Education & Skills Development
Skills for Life. Skills for Work.Skills for the Future.
OneVoice provides accessible skills-development programmes designed around the needs of individuals and communities.
Training areas include:
- Employability skills
- Communication
- English language
- Digital skills
- Administration
- Customer service
- Business skills
- Financial capability
- Leadership
- Personal development
- Presentation skills
- Interview skills
- Workplace culture
- Online safety
- Entrepreneurship
- Professional development

Where formal accreditation is required, OneVoice can work with appropriately accredited training and education partners.
English & Communication
English for Life, Work and Opportunity
Communication skills can open doors to employment, education and community participation. Our programmes support:
- Everyday EnglishBuild confidence in everyday conversations.
- Workplace EnglishUnderstand workplace terminology and communication.
- Employment EnglishPrepare for applications, interviews and employment.
- Digital CommunicationUse email, online platforms and digital services confidently.
- Conversation PracticeDevelop confidence through supported conversation.
- ESOL PathwaysWhere appropriate, OneVoice can provide or signpost participants to ESOL and accredited English-language programmes.
Digital OneVoice
Digital Skills for Everyone
Digital skills are essential for modern life. Our digital programmes help participants develop practical confidence with technology.
Courses include:
- Computer basics
- Smartphones and tablets
- Internet skills
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Online applications
- Online job searching
- Video meetings
- Digital government services
- Online banking awareness
- Social media
- Digital marketing
- Online safety
- Cyber awareness
- Privacy
- Artificial intelligence awareness
- Productivity tools

Digital Confidence
We don't simply teach technology. We help people become confident using technology independently.

Digital for Work
Technology Skills for Employment
Participants can develop practical workplace technology skills including:
- Word processing
- Spreadsheets
- Presentations
- Online meetings
- Cloud tools
- Digital calendars
- Online collaboration
- Workplace communication
- Digital job applications

Digital for Business
Technology for Entrepreneurs
Business-focused digital training can include:
- Social media
- Digital marketing
- Websites
- E-commerce
- Online payments
- Customer communication
- Business productivity
- Content creation
- AI productivity tools
- Digital branding
Employment & Careers
Confident. Skilled. Job Ready.Connected. Employed.

Helping People Become Job Ready
Our employability programmes help people overcome barriers to employment and move towards sustainable work.
Support includes:
- Initial needs assessment
- Individual action planning
- Career guidance
- CV preparation
- Cover letters
- Online applications
- Job searching
- Interview preparation
- Mock interviews
- Workplace communication
- Digital employment skills
- LinkedIn development
- Confidence building
- Employer introductions
- Work experience
- Volunteering
- Apprenticeship information
- Career progression
- Return-to-work support
Your Future. Your Choices.
OneVoice can provide information, advice and guidance to help people make informed decisions about:
- Careers
- Education
- Training
- Employment
- Apprenticeships
- Skills
- Enterprise
- Volunteering
- Professional development
- Career changes
- Further education
- Higher education
- Wellbeing and support services
Support delivered through:
- One-to-one meetings
- Group sessions
- Workshops
- Telephone support
- Online sessions
- Community outreach
From Getting a Job to Building a Career
Employment is only the beginning. OneVoice can support longer-term professional development.
Career development can include:
- Career planning
- Skills assessment
- Transferable skills
- Professional development
- Promotion preparation
- Leadership skills
- Networking
- Personal branding
- Workplace confidence
- Communication
- Negotiation
- Career transitions
Return to Work
Restart Your Career with Confidence
Career breaks can create uncertainty. We can support people returning to work following:
- Childcare
- Caring responsibilities
- Relocation
- Family circumstances
- Extended unemployment
- Redundancy
- Career changes
Our pathway
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Skills Review
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CV
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Digital Confidence
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Job Search
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Interview
06
Employment
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Progression
Enterprise & Self-Employment
From Ideas to Enterprise
OneVoice supports people who want to explore self-employment, freelancing or starting a business.
Our enterprise programmes can support:
- Business ideas
- Start-ups
- Freelancers
- Sole traders
- Micro-businesses
- Online businesses
- Growing businesses
- Social enterprises

Support includes:
- Business idea development
- Business planning
- Market research
- Customer identification
- Pricing
- Branding
- Marketing
- Social media
- Website planning
- E-commerce
- Business administration
- Financial planning
- Networking
- Mentoring
- Funding signposting
- Business introductions
OneVoice Business Network
Connect. Collaborate. Grow.

The OneVoice Business Network brings together:
- Entrepreneurs
- Business owners
- Professionals
- Freelancers
- Start-ups
- Aspiring entrepreneurs
- Community leaders
Activities include:
- Business networking
- Founder meetings
- Workshops
- Mentoring
- Business showcases
- Guest speakers
- Peer learning
- Professional introductions
- Collaboration opportunities

A good mentor can provide encouragement, perspective and practical guidance.
Mentoring
Guidance When You Need It
Our mentoring pathways can support:
- Employment
- Career development
- Enterprise
- Leadership
- Education
- Personal development
- Digital skills
- Young people
- Return to work
Mentoring will operate within appropriate safeguarding, confidentiality and professional boundaries.

Women, Men & Young People
Our main emphasis towards women is simple:

Young People's Development
Building Skills for the Next Generation
OneVoice can provide dedicated programmes for young people, subject to programme eligibility. Areas include:
- Employability
- Career awareness
- Digital skills
- Mentoring
- Confidence
- Leadership
- Enterprise
- Personal development
- Apprenticeship awareness
- Further education
- Higher education
- Volunteering
- Work experience
Our aim is to help young people understand their options and develop the confidence to pursue them.

Young Men's Development
Positive Pathways for Young Men
Dedicated programmes can help young men develop:
- Employability
- Communication
- Digital skills
- Leadership
- Confidence
- Entrepreneurship
- Career awareness
- Mentoring
- Community participation
The focus is on practical skills, positive role models and constructive pathways into education, employment and enterprise.

Men's Development
Skills, Employment & Personal Development
Dedicated men's programmes can address identified community needs around:
- Employment
- Digital skills
- Enterprise
- Career progression
- Confidence
- Mentoring
- Financial capability
- Wellbeing
- Community participation
Wellbeing & Family
Your Wellbeing Matters

People can face pressures that affect confidence, health and participation in employment or education. Our wellbeing programme can include:
- Wellbeing workshops
- Confidence building
- Stress management
- Resilience
- Self-care
- Social connection
- Healthy lifestyle awareness
- Emotional wellbeing
- Peer support
- Community activities
- Specialist service signposting
Where clinical or specialist support is required, participants can be referred or signposted to appropriately qualified services.
Creating a Supportive Environment
OneVoice aims to provide a welcoming environment where people can discuss challenges and access appropriate support. Our programmes include:
- Mental health awareness
- Emotional wellbeing
- Resilience
- Stress management
- Confidence
- Peer support
- Wellbeing workshops
- Social connection
- Specialist referrals
OneVoice does not replace NHS or specialist clinical services.
Where specialist intervention is needed, appropriate referral pathways should be used.
Supporting Stronger Families
Where appropriate, OneVoice can provide community information, signposting and support relating to:
- Family wellbeing
- Parenting information
- Education
- Employment
- Digital inclusion
- Community participation
- Financial capability
- Specialist family services
Our approach recognises that supporting individuals can contribute to stronger families and communities.
Building Financial Confidence
Financial knowledge is an important part of independence. Workshops can cover:
- Household budgeting
- Managing bills
- Saving
- Financial planning
- Understanding credit
- Digital banking awareness
- Avoiding scams
- Financial abuse awareness
- Business finances
- Signposting to specialist debt advice
Domestic Abuse Support
Everyone Deserves to FeelSafe and Respected
OneVoice recognises that domestic abuse can affect people of all genders, ages and backgrounds.
It may include:
- Physical abuse
- Emotional abuse
- Psychological abuse
- Financial abuse
- Coercive control
- Sexual abuse
- Isolation
Support includes:
- Confidential initial conversations
- Safety-focused support
- Information
- Advocacy
- Signposting
- Specialist referrals
- Housing support signposting
- Welfare information
- Community support
- Confidence rebuilding
- Independence planning
Where specialist intervention is required, OneVoice will work with appropriate qualified organisations.
Information, Advice & Signposting
Helping People Find the Right Support
Sometimes the most important thing is knowing where to go. OneVoice can provide information and signposting relating to:
- Employment
- Education
- Training
- Housing
- Welfare
- Health
- Wellbeing
- Domestic abuse
- Legal services
- Immigration services
- Family services
- Community organisations
- Specialist charities
OneVoice does not replace regulated professional advice and will refer participants to appropriate specialist providers.
Advocacy & Referral
Helping People Navigate Services
Where appropriate and within the scope of our programmes, OneVoice can help participants understand:
- Which service may be appropriate
- How to contact an organisation
- What information they may need
- How to prepare for an appointment
- Where specialist support may be available
We can develop referral partnerships with specialist organisations across London.
New Arrival & Settlement Support
Starting a New Life in the UK
People who are new to the UK may need help understanding:
- Local services
- Education
- Employment
- Healthcare access
- Housing
- Transport
- Banking
- Digital services
- Community life
- UK workplace culture
- Education systems
OneVoice can provide introductory information, orientation and signposting to appropriate specialist services.


Opening Doors.Supporting Potential.Transforming Futures.
Scholarships & Educational Grants
Every Student Deservesthe Opportunity to Succeed
Financial circumstances should never prevent a talented and determined individual from pursuing their educational ambitions.
The OneVoice Scholarship & Educational Grants Programme aims to support students and individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds by providing financial assistance towards higher education, professional qualifications, vocational training and career development.
We aim to develop a range of financial support programmes to meet different educational needs.
- Higher Education Scholarships
- Professional Education Grants
- Women in Education Scholarships
- Vocational & Skills Development Grants
- Student Hardship & Education Continuation Grants
- Academic Excellence & Future Leaders Awards
OneVoice Skill Development Centre
Do You Know Someone Who Could Benefit?
We welcome referrals and partnerships with women's organisations, schools, colleges and universities, local authorities, faith and community groups, employers, employment, housing and community organisations, charities, health and wellbeing organisations, family members and friends, as well as self-referrals.



