Working Chance is speaking at the RESHAPE Prison Insights 2026 conference in São Paulo.
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Just made my connecting flight in Amsterdam, like the scene from Home Alone. Who knew I could run so fast😃 But now on my way to São Paulo and have the absolute privileg…
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Working Chance
Charity supporting women with convictions into employment
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 11–50 employees
About Working Chance
Working Chance is the UK’s only employment charity for women with convictions. With our help, no woman will be held back by her past, and will get the support, encouragement and opportunities she needs to rebuild her life and thrive. Working Chance helps women leaving the criminal justice system to develop the confidence, skills and self-belief they need to overcome any barriers to their employment, find jobs and build careers. We work with businesses of all sizes across all industries to find opportunities for women that align with their skills and aspirations. We advise employers and shift attitudes to promote inclusive and socially responsible recruitment. Hiring women with convictions isn't just socially good, it also boosts businesses and organisations. Our clients are dedicated and have a diverse range of valuable skills and experiences to offer. Whether you’re looking for your next talent, or want to get involved in a good cause, investing in women with convictions is an investment in your vision and in our communities. Since 2009, Working Chance has supported thousands of women into employment and many more on their journeys towards financial independence. To women with convictions, a job is more than an income - it means a future where she and her family can flourish. Registered charity: 1131802 Limited company: 6331809
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Presence & Recognition
Working Chance is participating in the Big Give Women and Girls campaign to help more women access opportunities and build brighter futures.
Presence & Recognition
Working Chance participated in the Prison Insights 2026 event featuring discussions from Ambre Deprez, Fernando Pedro, Gonçalo Noronha Andrade, and Valdeci Ferreira alongside RESHAPE and Instituto Ação Pela Paz.
Research & Knowledge
Working Chance published new research with Oxford Brookes University exploring improving pathways to employment for women in the justice system.
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