‘Real evidence about the social benefits we deliver’
How Bloomsbury Cyber Junction uses social accounting to show its impact in tackling worklessness

Pioneering charitable enterprise Bloomsbury Cyber Junction (BCJ) was set up in 2000 by local residents in Bloomsbury, Nechells, to provide a centre for computer-based activities and learning and
to boost the employment opportunties for local people.

Initially set up primarily for teenagers, BCJ now provides services for adults as well, working with nearly700 individuals each year to offer training, computer courses, advice and guidance and youth activities. BCJ's services have a strong emphasis on skills development, educational progression, employabilityand personal development. Its main client groups are unemployed, economically inactive and lone parents from black and minority ethnic groups.

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