Read all about how Max's hard work, dedication, enthusiasm and skill set, have led him from Supported Internship to full time employment - in the middle of a global pandemic! Read more
We have been working together and sharing our imaginations to create stories that take us away from the worries of the Covid-19 situation. Read more
Our Supported Internships Weekly Well-being group share how gardening and music support their well-being. Read more
Supporting one another through the challenges and finding new opportunities for connection. Read more
The idea that people with a learning difficulty and/or autism are only passive recipients of care and support must be changed. To change society's perspective of people with learning difficulties and/or autism, we get out in the community and make a difference. Read more
Our Medway Supported Internships project has been getting festive with work aspirations for the new year. Read more
Insightful training to help employees develop empathy for working alongside intern colleagues with autism. Read more
We celebrate the KEiBA Awards and Valuing Disability Business of the Year winners, Bluewater, at the spectacular gala dinner. Read more
Manager, Paul, explains why taking on a supported internship has improved their workforce training, streamlined their induction processes and developed team communication. Read more
The Entertainer toy shop is a breath of fresh air when it comes to meaningful, common-sense inclusion and celebration of diversity. Read more
bemix received its first Ofsted report as a Specialist Post-16 Provider following our first Oftsed inspection in May 2019. Read more
We find out how one of our students, Robert, has settled and progressed in his workplace at creative agency, Zest. Read more
Garry joined The Chainsaw Wizard for work experience in producing larger artworks. Read more
We find out how our Supported Internships partners, the document warehouse, value disability in their work. Read more
We are looking to work closely with local businesses who could use an extra pair of hands and could welcome a student with a learning difficulty and/or autism into their workplace Read more