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‘Life-changing’ charity helping mums back into work

Ms Atanasova is now a learning support assistant at Avonmouth Primary School.

She is a single parent to her three-year-old son, Joshua. She completed the Women’s Work Lab programme in 2023.

“I lost my job working in a care home after having my baby. I just couldn’t make the unsociable hours work with childcare responsibilities too,” Ms Atanasova said.

“I lost all my confidence.”

She said she heard about the Women’s Work Lab programme and was excited to see if it would help her find work in a school.

“I quickly realised I had so many brilliant transferable skills that would be good for working in a classroom,” Ms Atanasova said.

“I was good at multitasking and really patient as well as having a naturally caring personality.”

“Now here I am working in the same classroom as my son and absolutely loving it.”


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