Who we work with
Basingstoke Consortium and Skillstree programme - Via the Skillstree programme, Basingstoke Consortium offer employer visits, talks, mock interviews, skills and career days for 11-18 year olds living in the local area. Wote Street Employment is a supporter of the Skillstree award and also deliver talks to students in local schools and colleges.
Basingstoke Consortium Charity Events 2015 - During our 25th anniversary year, Wote Street People are undertaking a series challenges, for charity. We have selected Basingstoke Consortium welcome donations to support us in our fundraising.
M3 Job Club- The M3 Job Club was established by local business man Richard Thayer. It is free and open to those who are 'in job transition' or 'at risk of redundnacy' who 'want to work'. Wote St. dedicate one hour each week to the M3 Job Club, helping members develop their CV 's for the current job market.
Basing View - Wote Street People are part of the Basing View community. Basing View is becoming a business destination of choice by offering more investment in public space and infrastructure. More amenities, more connections and more live/work opportunities
The Pink Place - The Pink Place and The Blue Space are our chosen charities for 2018-2019. They offer free well-being and support services to men and women experiencing cancer, as well as their partners. Their service includes complementary therapies, hairdressing, counselling, and social events - providing a vital link to others in similar circumstances.
Disability Committed Scheme - This scheme supports employers like Wote Street People to make the most of the talents disabled people can bring to your workplace.
Basingstoke Schools and Colleges We regularly provide careers support in the form of talks and interview techniques for year 10+ students.