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Ingeus UK

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Who are Ingeus UK?

Ingeus UK delivers services to help people improve their employment, skills, health and wellbeing. Our mission is to enable better lives and we work with government and partners to drive social change and improve life chances.

We have been delivering trusted and tailored solutions for customers and communities across the UK since 1997. Our 2,000 expert team members and hundreds of local partners work collaboratively to deliver a wide range of programmes including Restart Scheme, Work and Health Programme, National Citizen Service, Access to Work Mental Health Support Services, NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme, Job Entry Targeted Support, and Commissioned Rehabilitative Services.

Ingeus UK is part of APM Group, a global human services and healthcare organisation with a network of more than 6,650 people across 10 countries.

What is the Working Well (Work and Health Programme) (WWWHP)?

The Working Well (Work and Health Programme) provides support for jobseekers with disabilities and health conditions.

It is commissioned by the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), and partly funded by the European Social Fund (ESF).

Jayne Garner, Head of Delivery GM, Ingeus UK

Ingeus programmes have long recognised the inherent link between health and employability, and the many social barriers that people with disabilities and health conditions face. To be shortlisted for a RSPH award is a fabulous achievement, even more so in that our category applauds initiatives which address health inequalities; something our team strives daily to achieve. Everyone having a fair opportunity to be healthy, with equitable access to employment, underpins Ingeus’s work and is something we take great pride in.

Jayne Garner, Head of Integration for Working Well (Work and Health Programme)

 

John Ingeus UK

 

An excellent submission tackling the important links between, health, wellbeing and employment opportunity. They demonstrated their ability to be effective over an extended time frame.

The assessors

 

Health Equity Award

This award celebrates programmes and projects that have helped to reduce health inequalities and had a positive impact on the health of a social, economic or geographic population.