The Work and Health Programme (WHP) helps people who have been unemployed with a health condition or a disability for a long time find a job.
We work with a range of health professionals, employment specialists and local community organisations to help you overcome any challenges and find the right job at the right time.
In September 2023, Ingeus began delivering WHP Pioneer – part of the Government’s flagship Universal Support programme – to help disabled people, people with health conditions and people with additional barriers to employment into sustained work. WHP Pioneer differs from traditional employment support by helping participants find a job from the outset, and then providing personalised support to help people overcome challenges as they arise in-work.
Ingeus delivers the Work and Health Programmes in the North West, Greater Manchester, and Central London. If you are looking for work, find out how your local programme can help.
Ingeus also delivers the Work and Health Programme in the North East on behalf of Reed in Partnership and in Central England on behalf of Shaw Trust.
Whilst trying to find employment, Jon from Bolton struggled with anxiety and depression. With the help of Ingeus and the Working Well Work and Health Programme, he got the support he needed and has now found a job and career he’s passionate about.
After her husband passed away, 55 year-old Hayley from Blackpool needed to find employment. She shared how Ingeus and the North West Work and Health programme helped her overcome her grief and back problems to get back to work.
63-year-old Geoff from Carlisle shares how Ingeus and the North West Work and Health Programme helped him to update his CV, upgrade his computer skills and maintain his focus while searching for employment.