Refugee Week is a celebration of the amazing contribution refugees and people seeking asylum make to communities across the world. We chat with two people on our programmes to discuss what they feel refugees bring to the UK, and about their experience working with Breadwinners.
Read MoreZoe caught up with Gobika, Breadwinners programme graduate, who is in the process of launching her own business, Namma Party, which provides a handcrafted party-in-a-box to help you celebrate with style. She reflects on how her time at Breadwinners gave her the skills she needed to succeed.
Read MoreVolunteer Lubna chats to the newest member of our team, Risers Programme Manager Georgia, about the success of her first Risers cohort and what she’s loved about working with our young people so far.
Read MoreLast Christmas, the Fermentarium supported Breadwinners by creating a wonderful festive baking booklet filled with traditional festive bakes. Simon from the Fermentarium tells us about the project and the wonderful recipes inside.
Read MoreBreadwinners supporter Ni shared her experience of baking sourdough over lockdown and her refined sourdough boule recipe. Give it a go with our Beginners Sourdough Kit, available now.
Read MoreVolunteer Cleo chats to Abdulghaffar about the Risers programme and how it has helped him. He particularly enjoys the opportunity to practice his language skills, which he is hoping will help him go on to open his own business in the future.
Read MoreVolunteer Sian interviews Gobika, previous Breadwinner, and Molly, her volunteer mentor, on their experience with mentoring at Breadwinners and what they’ve learnt from it.
Read MoreCharlotte, Programmes Manager, discusses with Pouria about his experience with Breadwinners in all three programmes and how it could be improved. This is an impact report created for internal feedback and growth in Jan 2021.
Read MorePeyman, current Riser, writes for the Breadwinners blog, telling us about his experience of working as a market stall manager and starting his career as an engineer with the help of David, his mentor, in the UK.
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