Includes: correspondence with Dr Andrea Wigfield, Policy Evaluation Group, concerning a proposed project to re-engage men in South Yorkshire, and links to the government's Pathways project and the New Deal; correspondence concerning development of an occupation health programme in Britain; correspondence with Professor Alan Walker, Sheffield University Sociological Studies, concerning welfare reforms including incapacity benefit in relation to mental health issues, and pension poverty; note from Blunkett to ministers and special advisers within the DWP regarding flawed processes throughout the department, and enclosing a letter raising concerns about the re-organisation of housing benefit processing; correspondence with Helen Edwards, Director General of the Home Office's Communities Group, concerning volunteering opportunities for those on incapacity benefits; and correspondence concerning the organisation Financial Inclusion South Yorkshire Ltd (FISY) working in partnership with Moneyline Yorkshire and Sheffield Credit Union.