A NEW THURROCK business designed to provide online coaching services to people was opened by the mayor of Thurrock.
The mayor, cllr Yash Gupta, was joined by members of the business community at the Enterprise Centre in George Street, Grays.
A cash injection of £9,997 by the Big Lottery has helped Templesprings get their coaching hub and IT project off the ground. The Big Lottery Fund is the largest distributor of National Lottery good cause funding across the UK. The Fund aims to enable others to make real improvements to communities and the lives of people most in need.
The Mayor said: “There are gaps your services are filling and you have already established yourselves not only in the area of life coaching but also musical training for young people; I’m very pleased that this will benefit so many young people and people who are in need – your spirit of doing voluntary work in the community attracts me and I wish you great luck as you start this new enterprise with the coaching hub”
Through its work and the coaching hub, Templesprings aims to work with organisations and people who want to access professional coaching services for personal development.
Spokesperson, Derin Johnson said: “We want to make coaching accessible, affordable and effective. We will continue to provide support to people in the community who want to develop life skills, confidence and self-esteem to enable them get back into work, training or education – raising their aspirations and increasing employability.”
If you would like to know more, then contact them for a FREE no obligation ‘Taster’ session to see if coaching works for you.
E-mail Derin Johnson at [email protected] Tel: 1375 486318 M: +44 7508 013840
W: www.templesprings-hub.com
