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The Employment Support Pilot is a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within 9 communities across the WMCA. The intention is for the pilot to be embedded within communities, engaging individuals who are 16 plus, from day 1 to long-term unemployed supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. The other area of focus will be working with individuals on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA is looking for an inclusive community response, providing both pre and post-employment support promoting ‘community support for work’. The pilot will have a payment by results model based on engagement, job attainment, job sustainment and job progression. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations or partnerships who can demonstrate an understanding of the identified communities needs an allied to experience for the transitioning customers to sustainable employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Batchley and Brockhill. The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 173 200, supporting 166 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Binley and Willenhall (Coventry). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 496 800, supporting 475 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Birchills Leamore (Walsall). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 463 200, supporting 443 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Camp Hill (Nuneaton and Bedworth). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 210 000, supporting 201 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Cannock North. The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 211 200, supporting 202 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Chelmsley Wood (Solihull). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 378 000, supporting 362 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Glascote (Tamworth). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 188 800 supporting 181 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Shard End (Birmingham). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 824 800 supporting 789 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment. To delivery a 3-year programme scheduled to commence in June 2018, aimed at tackling unemployment and low pay within Washwood Heath (Birmingham). The intended delivery of the pilot will be to engage with individuals who are 16 plus and unemployed, focusing on a range of lengths of unemployment from day 1 to over 2 years, supporting individuals into sustainable employment opportunities. Whilst the other element of the contract will be working with those individuals who are on low incomes to increase their wage. The WMCA would welcome interest from individual organisations and communities who can demonstrate an understanding of the needs of these communities and with experience of working with supporting individuals into employment. The value of the contract is intended to be £ 1 053 200 supporting 1007 customers of which 34 % of customers would be expected to enter employment.