Worktop 2 Desktop: Empowering Women Through Training & Support
Are you a woman from East London looking to gain new skills, grow in confidence, and become financially independent?
We’re here to help.
About the Programme
Worktop 2 Desktop is a powerful initiative by Aishah Help, designed to support women and girls from minority and vulnerable backgrounds in East London who are most affected by the cost-of-living crisis. This 12-month programme offers a package of support, including:
• Access to accredited online courses (worth up to £100)
• Vocational training and skills development
• Community engagement events
• Access to benefits support, and more
Who Can Apply?
You may be eligible if you:
• Are a woman or girl aged 18+ living in East London
•Belong to a BAME or minority community
•Are unemployed, on benefits, or struggling with household costs
•Have limited access to digital skills or career pathways
• Want to learn, grow, and connect with other women
What You’ll Get
Accredited Online Course Choose a training course up to the value of £100
Vocational Training Access employability training, CV support & digital inclusion
Resource Navigation Support to access local funds, housing, and benefits help
Community Events Monthly events for networking, mentoring & peer support
What We Cover
This project is funded to support you through:
•Course fees up to £100
•Ongoing mentorship and follow-up
•Regular feedback and support
•Internet access support (if needed)
•Celebration event & certificate on completion
How to Register
Fill in our Training Registration Form (takes 5 minutes):
Partners & Funders
This project is proudly funded by Islamic Relief UK as part of their commitment to empowering women and building resilience to poverty.
Commitment to Safeguarding & Privacy
We take your privacy seriously. All your information is handled securely and in line with our GDPR, safeguarding, and equality policies.
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