From unemployed people struggling to find work to our bespoke help for families reaching crisis point and troubled young people, our unique approach allows us to meet specific needs. We break barriers, building trust and confidence in participants using self-analysis, development, and challenge. Our on-going support is also vital, with our ethos: ‘Once CatZero: Always CatZero’.
For more than 12 years, our programmes have consistently maintained a 95% participant retention rate with 65% of our participants moving into sustained employment, education or training.
Are you unemployed and unsure of your future?
Call us NOW! Thanks to Community Led Local Development, we have been awarded a grant to offer our unique support and help to unemployed people living in Hull over the age of 18 (postcode restrictions apply). Our life-changing and confidence-giving programmes are a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for people to join us and find their way, with 1-2-1 mentoring, great activities, vocational qualifications and the chance of a long-sail on our 72ft challenge yacht. We will further support them to find further training and work – and offer more guidance as they progress.
Come and join us: Call Pete on 07773 895932 or email [email protected]
GRIMSBY’S fishing history and its nationwide connections will be in full focus during the coming weeks as several exciting events get underway, starting with a sea voyage and a very important fishing charter! Arriving in London on Wednesday, May 25, eight 18-24 year olds from CatZero’s CRF programme will be welcomed by the Fishmongers’ Company,…
A SUCCESSFUL CRF bid by Humber charity CatZero enables the organisation to offer support for individuals looking to work in entry level jobs in Grimsby, and businesses seeking employees for those roles. The UK Community Renewal Fund (UKCRF) is a Government programme aiming to help communities across the country by supporting innovative new approaches to…
EACH year, once the CatZero yacht has completed its busy schedule during the sailing months, staff and volunteers ensure it undergoes a thorough service before putting it to bed for winter. This year, although many of the jobs are routine, the yacht’s engine will be coming out for a full refurb – the first time…
