We work across Cumbria and Lancashire to bring people together from all walks of life. We connect communities through our programmes and develop people's confidence and skills - enabling them to pursue the life of their dreams.
Every day, inspirational young people and adults take the opportunity to connect with Inspira and change their lives. We are proud to have helped tens of thousands of people over the years. Take a moment to look at some of our inspirational stories.
By asking for help from Inspira, Alice is now heading down the career path she enjoys.
Hear how Inspira helped boost Kays confidence and employability.
Hear from Megan who has an Education, Health Care Plan?(EHCP)?as she is?registered blind, and find out how Inspira helped her think about her future career path.
Unemployed for over a year, Dean from Preston lands role after help from National Careers Service.
Olivia wanted to get back in work after caring for her son full-time, hear how Inspira helped.
Jay was unemployed for over a year and began with mental health issues, but when he spoke to our staff from the National Careers Service he landed his dream job.
Emily is 18 and is an Admin Support in Carlisle for Inspira. Emily decided to pursue an Apprenticeship as she was keen to learn and earn.
Meet Maisy, by volunteering she added new skills to her CV which helped to secure her apprenticeship.
Hear how they benefited by liaising with Inspira and the Lancashire Careers Hub
Edward bravely took the first step and joined the digital sector-based work academy with Inspira to explore his next steps back into employment.
From outdoor activities to a career advice, Inspira helps young people reach their potential.
Kaleeshaapproached Inspira assheneeded help to find a career pathas shewanted to get a job. She learnt it is ok to ask for help.
Based in Penrith, Bob is an Apprentice ICT and MIS Technician. He works for Inspira and is intent on doing the Higher Level apprenticeship next.
Hear why Dr Chiuu has 'Given and Hour' to help young people make careers decisions.
Hear how Pendleside Hospice has been able to reach SEND students through working with Inspira and the Lancashire Careers Hub.
Transferable skills are so important when looking for work. Find out how Inspira's advisers can help people hone in and identify them.
Building confidence crucial in helping people find work. Read more about Donna's story.
Jake was at the stage where he knew he needed help with motivation, his CV and completing applications. Inspira came to the rescue.
Mia is 21 and lives in Barrow, she has completed a Level 2 & 3 Business Administration qualification with Inspira.
Working with Joan at Inspira, Liam has gone from NEET to full time employment.
Hear how giving just an hour can benefit employers like you and local students.
