Careers Café to open in Grimsby offering free job support
The café is a partnership between TARGET NEL CIC and North East Lincolnshire Council’s Adults Careers Team.
A new careers café is set to open in Freshney Place, Grimsby, offering free advice, training and support for residents.
The café is a partnership between Taking Action Raising Grimsby’s Emerging Talents (TARGET NEL CIC) and North East Lincolnshire Council’s Adults Careers Team.
The aim is to make career help more accessible for people in the town centre.
The café will host TARGET NEL’s training alongside sessions from the Adults Careers Team.
Support will also be available from Lincs Inspire, Franklin College’s Adult Learning, and Centre4.
Joanne Lord, founder and managing director at TARGET NEL CIC, said: “The opening of the Careers Café marks a powerful step forward in our mission to empower people with lived experience and create meaningful pathways into employment.
“This partnership with the Adult Careers Team is built on shared goals to reduce barriers and prioritise wellbeing alongside promoting long-term employment.
“The Careers Café will be a space where those values come to life, offering practical and emotional support in a welcoming environment for anyone looking to take their next step.”












