The site has been designed to give individuals, organisations and funding bodies an insight into the innovative work of Windmills. Read on to learn more about our programmes, resources, priorities, clients and partners. By necessity, it gives only a snapshot of our full range of programmes and services – so don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you need to know more.
Visit the NEW Windmills Interactive website
Windmills has launched a fantastic, new, interactive element to our website. Windmills Interactive has been specifically designed to help you to; take a fresh look at your life; understand what is really important to you; picture the kind of life you want and then show you how you can achieve it, creating a future that inspires you.
STAR is a brilliant new resource, designed by the Windmills team to help 14-19 year olds to; explore what they want from life; make more informed study and career choices, realise their true potential and live a life they love.
Click here to launch STAR >
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After 15 years of unprecedented success, helping individuals to manage their careers, gain employment, realise their potential and find a future that inspires them, Windmills is moving into an exciting new phase of its development.
With immediate effect, Windmills will operate as a social enterprise from its new offices in Southport. The University of Liverpool and Dr Peter Hawkins are working together to ensure a smooth transition of all existing commitments.
As the founder of Windmills, Peter Hawkins will continue to drive forward the ethos, values and high quality outputs that have been developed over the past ten years.
In addition to its established work within Higher Education, Windmills will continue to work with existing and new clients on a national and international basis. With a mix of corporate, community and individual clients within a variety of sectors, Windmills will build on its successes providing support to; young people, women's groups, graduates, doctors, employees and organisations facing change and uncertainty.
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