What is this thing called Indus Delta?

Indus Delta is the UK welfare-to-work industry's most popular destination for news, discussion and online resources. The vast majority of resources are made available without charge, with site funding coming from advertising by suppliers to the industry.

Our Services

• Welfare-to-work newswire

  Our weekly newswire is subscribed to by more than 2,300 staff in over 600 organisations, including all the major providers, most of the smaller ones, support specialists and charities, think tanks, journalists, all the major related government departments and bodies, and various City firms looking for the next business opportunity. We gather together all the stories of interest to the sector, plus the occasional exclusive, and send them to your inbox in easy-to-read form.

• Discussion forums

  The site readership brings together thousands of years of experience from every corner of the industry. All of it is accessible by simply posting a question on the forums.

• Provider and contracts database

  The most comprehensive database of DWP welfare-to-work programmes and providers in the UK.

• Events calendar

  We track every welfare-to-work event in the UK and let you see them all in one place.

• Jobs board

  The first and most popular dedicated welfare-to-work jobs board in the UK

• Industry search engine

  Google, but limited to UK welfare-to-work websites.

Where's the catch?

There isn't one. The newswire, discussion forums, and search engine will remain free. In time, we might introduce some extra paid services to help pay the bills, but the primary purpose of the site is to help all of the people in the industry in making welfare-to-work work.

No, really, where's the catch?

OK, here it is: This is an online community. It relies on your input to make it work. So if you find the site useful, the catch is that you need to post something occasionally to keep it buzzing. Some guidance on posting to the site can be found here, and the legal stuff is here. You'll need to register and log in before you start posting most kinds of content, to protect the site from spam.

You still haven't answered my questions!

Well, you could look around the site a bit more, or get in touch if you want to ask us anything.

I'm happy now. How do I sign up?

You can register here. This allows you to sign up for the weekly newswire and contribute to site discussions.