How social enterprise helps people into jobs

James Hallahan, 18, from Birmingham, was helped with his confidence by the Jericho Foundation Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Steve Graham: 'Their support has been so beneficial to me' Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Ahsan Choudhury faced the obstacle of lack of experience when applying for jobs Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Adrian Codling: 'They've helped me out with getting in to college and things at home when things got bad. They helped me a lot' Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

'I came to Jericho as an unemployed single parent,' says Natalie Magee. 'I'm now a trained catering supervisor and I'm working here full-time.' Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Nicholas Campbell, 20, describes himself as 'exciting, honest and funny' Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Dirk Granner, a plumbing apprentice, faced problems at school and had low confidence Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

James Greig, 20, describes himself as 'happy and bubbly'. The Jericho Foundation is helping him get back into employment Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Jericho is 'giving me more experience', says printer Michael Geddes Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Peter Hardisty: 'I'm gainfully employed!' Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Franky Moran turned to Jericho after having trouble finding plastering jobs Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Peter Hemmings describes himself as an 'easy going, happy, helpful joker'. Jericho has given him direction, he says Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Robert Smith, from Birmingham, works in construction. He was unsure of which trade to learn. Jericho helped him decide what he wants to do Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder

Steven Walker: 'I could fill a book with the help Jericho has given me' Photograph: Charlie Pinder/Charlie Pinder