Good news

Stories from those whose lives we have changed for the better

Latest news and success stories

Helping people succeed is what we do best, and these stories showcase the work that Triage employees do every day to help the people on our programmes become the very best versions of themselves. 

Filter by:
A dog being washed with a close up on it's soapy face. His eyes are closed and his tongue is out.

From social anxiety to self-employment

Connected Parents supports parents or guardians in Glenrothes to develop skills and build a better future. 
Read more
Three women on the grass playing Jenga, with a girl dressed in black sports clothes smiling at the camera while the others focus on the game.

Summer fun

Earlier this month, our Restart Scheme colleagues organised a sports-themed team day.
Read more
Headshot of a young man in a busy cafe decorated in orange and red. The man is wearing a hoody and has short hair.

"I wanted my life back"...

When Fergus joined Triage’s Connect to Work programme, he was determined to get his life back on track after years of health challenges had forced him away…
Read more
Woman in a polka dot shirt with brown hair tied back, smiling and cheering at her laptop.

OFSTED success

Last month, we had our OFSTED inspection.
Read more
Busy office with people talking and a image saying welcome

Bishop Auckland office opening

Last week, we officially opened our Bishop Auckland office. This will be our County Durham base for our Connect to Work delivery.
Read more
x

Antonio and Andrea's success story

After a year of unemployment, Antonio joined the Restart Scheme with experience in retail, warehousing and delivery driving, and an incredible…
Read more

Videos

Our participants telling their story in their own words...

Man talking to camera

Ashley's story

View here
Two women talking while sitting down and smiling.

Alex's story

View here
Two women walking and smiling with beach in the background.

Julie's story

View here
Two women chatting with a bright garden in the background.

Joanne & Hanna

View here
Three young people working at a desk together smiling.

No One Left Behind

View here

“I feel there is more support with Triage. More time is spent with me individually, I feel valued and my personal qualities are recognised.” 

David Taylor
Restart Scheme participant

“I was lucky to have a patient and kind Triage adviser. She helped me to write a CV and enrolled me on different courses to improve my confidence.”

Mehedi Mohammad
Work and Health Programme participant