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Organisation name
Project Esperanza
Brief summary
The service targets black and multiethnic women. It helps those thinking about joining the job market. Many face barriers from social structures and cultural gender norms. These norms often limit women's roles at home, keeping them out of the workforce. . 
What does the support look like?
We accept students and young people for placements, work experience or internships. We are also continuing our volunteering programme for people of all ages in need of workplace skills. ESOL classes are available.
What will I get?
ESOL classes (men/women)
When
Mondays 10:30am to 12:00pm.
Where
Royston Wardieburn Community Centre,
11 Pilton Drive North,
Edinburgh,
EH5 1NF
What can I do next?
Advance to the next level of ESOL classes or progress into a positive destination.
Address
1 Waterfront Avenue, Edinburgh, EH5 1SG
Phone number
07464725903
Email
franmalila@projectesperanza.org.uk
Website
https://projectesperanza.org.uk/
What type of support?
  • Improving and developing skills / training
  • Volunteering or work experience opportunities
  • Coaching and mentoring
Who is the support for?
From ethnic minority background
Age group
  • 16-19
  • 20-24
  • 25-29
  • 30-49
  • 50+
Areas covered
  • North-West
  • South-East
  • South-West
  • North-East
Pipeline stage
1 - referral and engagement