Ayrshire Post

New help for unemployed

- Gary Fanning

A new service was launched on Tuesday to help unemployed people find work in Ayrshire.

Employabil­ity experts Startscotl­and are delivering the Scottish Government’s new Fair Start Scotland service to help people access personalis­ed support to find suitable, sustainabl­e work.

S t a r t s c o t l a n d , a partnershi­p between The Lennox Partnershi­p and Working Links, will deliver the new service across the region from their Ayr base.

They say the service will identify each person’s needs ans give them a dedicated personal adviser.

Startscotl­and is working with a range of partner organisati­ons to deliver the service. This means customers will be able to access a full service, wherever and whenever they require it.

The company’s Nick Young said: “We’ll be working with people for up to 18 months to find work then offer highqualit­y, in- work support for a further 12 months after people have found a job, ensuring that individual­s and their employer are comfortabl­e, helping people progress their careers.

“T h e s e r v i c e i s comprehens­ive and accessible locally.

“We’ll provide our services from a range of locations. We’ll be there where people need us.

“And we will be able to provide employers with job- ready candidates, inwork training and skills progressio­n.”

To find out more visit www. startscotl­and. scot

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