As part of National Apprenticeship Week, we’re showcasing the success of people who have graduated from our accessible apprentice programme. Read about Don and his journey with Unity Works.

From supported intern to a paid role in the space of a few months, Troy has made his mark working at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust - Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

Unity Works have been working with The Felix Project to create two accessible paid Packing Assistant Trainee roles for people with a learning disability.

Unity Works' social enterprise cafes have achieved the two star Food Made Good Standard.

Unity Works Job Broker was recognised for his work in consistently advocating for good work for people we support.

Unity Works were one of a record number of nominations at the Mayor of London’s Adult Learning Awards 2024.

Every individual, regardless of their background, culture, gender or abilities, should have access to meaningful employment opportunities. Employability Day is a crucial reminder that despite progress, this ideal is far from a reality in our society.

Unity Works is running a series of one off in sessions September focused on Youth Mental Health and Health and Wellbeing.

Omarion is a recent supported intern graduate from Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich. Here, he speaks about the past year and the impact being a supported intern has had on him.

Grace works as an Employment Advisor on Unity Work’s supported employment programme in Greenwich. Here, she explains more about the role of an employment advisor and the importance of hiring from a diverse pool of talent.