We create learning and employment opportunities for a range of different people including those with learning disabilities and mental health conditions.
For an overview of the work we do, watch our 3 minute movie!
We have an established track record in assisting individuals, including those on health-related benefits, into employment.
Our aim is to ensure that customers are enabled to widen their experiences within a safe and supportive environment and that those individuals are supported in recognising, developing, and maintaining their own potential.
Through our established and positive systems, Right2Work is able to provide effective assistance, guidance and training that would support an individual to enter and maintain paid employment.
Right2Work is a community interest company and part of the wider Oaklea group.
Click here for our Annual Report 2018
R2W ANNUAL REPORT 2018_WEB VERSION
Click here for our Annual Report 2017
R2W Annual Report 2017 – web friendly
Pathways to Adulthood
Lifeskills Pathway to Adulthood is a programme of study for students with learning and other disabilities. It is tailored to individual needs and desired outcomes and is delivered in partnership with Cumbria Adult Education.
Latest news and events from Right2Work
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Picture this!
Oaklea CEO & R2W Director Clive Wigley & R2W Director Sue Green are back from a weekend spent in Leicester with one of our major funders - Forbes.
‘Meat’ and greet a chef of the future – he’s one to watch!
R2W's Employment Team always like to bring you the finest cuts. Job Coach, Grant Huck has been working with Keiron from Cumbria. "Keiron Goodwin, one of the Furness
R2W Employment Team in ‘good health’ -as they’re nominated for an award!
Oaklea's CIC Right2Work (R2W) Employment Team have come up trumps again! Employment Team Tutor Jim Thorburn explains: "Our colleagues in Furness have been nominated for a Healthcare Award
Telling Tales – and where R2W fits in the wider Oaklea Group world!
The latest edition of the Oaklea Group magazine, 'Branching Out' is now available -and of course R2W features a lot! There's stuff on the annual celebration in November;
Getting plastered thanks to my Job Coach -how come?
Never let it be said the The Employment Team at R2W are not perfectly 'cast'! Advisor Claire Round explains; “Rachel from Barrow has had a few sessions in
R2W caught showing off again!
This is how we do it - promoting social enterprise that is! R2W have been hosting visitors from Northumberland County Council. The Commissioners from the Northumberland Adult Services