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Support our vision this Christmas

Find out about our festive events and other opportunities to support our work this Christmas.

Being seen brewing up a storm

Oscar Woodham from Swale has bagged himself the work placement that many people can only dream about. He's working with independent beer brewers, Boutilliers.

Understanding Diversity - an interview with Carmen Cassidy

Carmen talks to us about the book she is writing as part of her coursework in the Media group.

Being Heard at the Building Business with Purpose Conference

Matt, Steve and Ann Marie will be leading a workshop around being a community focused social enterprise. The workshop will be part of the Building Business with Purpose conference run by Social Enterprise Kent.

Who we are

We are people with and without learning difficulties and/or autism, working and learning together. Whether it’s to be seen working, be heard campaigning or belong to a friendly group of people, people achieve their goals with bemix.

Contact us

Details of our office addresses, phone number and email address. Contact us directly using our contact form.

Apply for a job

Apply for our current job openings here

Our bemix journey

How the organisation began. Where we are now. Where we are going. Find out about our journey from Skillnet Swale to bemix.

Support for Employers

A free job-matching service that helps employers recruit and retain people with learning difficulties. We support your business and the candidate throughout a trial work placement to ensure a great experience for everyone.

Life Choices (one-to-one support)

One-to-one support for people with Autism Spectrum Conditions/Learning Difficulties. A coach will work with you to find out what your goals are. They will support you to do the things you want.

What we do

Want to see what we do at bemix? Watch our short film to find out more.

Who we support

We are people with and without learning difficulties and/or autism working and learning together.

Belonging - World Mental Health Day 2018

How is people's mental health improved by being seen, heard and belonging?

Helena Jennings

Head of Supported Employment