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Willowdene provides short breaks for people with a learning disability in Norfolk. It has recently received an ‘excellent’ inspection result from the Provider Assessment and Marketing Management Solution (PAMMS).

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Unity Works’ Learning and Skills Manager Suzanne Thomson will be taking a deep dive into apprenticeships and why we should do more to embed inclusion, diversity and accessibility. Today, she’s looking at how progress on developing “accessible apprenticeships” has been slow to materialise.

Equal Futures have received a grant of £9,785 from the Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council (EVOC) as part of their Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund.

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Unity Works’ Learning and Skills Manager Suzanne Thomson will be taking a deep dive into apprenticeships and why we should do more to embed inclusion, diversity and accessibility. Today, she’s looking at how Unity Works accessible apprentice programme provides wrap around support for individuals looking to gain real work experience.

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Unity Works’ Learning and Skills Manager Suzanne Thomson will be taking a deep dive into apprenticeships and why we should do more to embed inclusion, diversity, and accessibility. Today, she’s looking at people with a learning disability's experiences in apprenticeships.

Over the next five days, Unity Works' Learning and Skills Manager, Suzanne Thomson, will be taking a look into apprenticeships and why we should do more to embed inclusion, diversity and accessibility. Today, she’s looking at the question: How many disabled apprentices are there?

Do you have a lived experience of a learning disability? Do you want to make sure people with a learning disability are empowered? Apply now to become a Service Quality Director!

We are seeking an enthusiastic and supportive Flexible Warehouse Assessor to deliver NVQ level 1 and 2 Warehouse and Storage Skills qualifications (City and Guilds accredited) at our mailing social enterprise.

Equal Futures has received funding from The National Lottery Community Fund to continue its work in supporting people with a learning disability and/or autism and their families in Edinburgh and the Lothians.

Are you a patient and caring individual looking for a meaningful career? Join Thera East Anglia!