Just over a year ago, the British Chambers of Commerce highlighted growing concern from businesses about a “lost generation” of young people at risk of being locked out of work, training and opportunity. Since then, the picture has begun to shift. While the challenges remain real, the last year has also shown what is possible when policy, practice and youth voice come together.

Since sharing her story as a supported intern earlier in the year, Anna has continued to build her skills, confidence, and career interests through a range of new rotations and experiences at Royal Borough of Greenwich.

Unity Works is excited to be launching a new series of adult learning courses for adults aged 19+ with a learning disability living in Greenwich.

Supporting people to find the right opportunity can take time—but when it clicks, the results can be life-changing. Mary’s journey is a powerful example of growth and unlocking potential.

Anna recently joined the Supported Internship programme run at Royal Borough of Greenwich. We look back at her first rotation in one of the Council’s busy Commissioning teams.

Youth Employment Week is here and today, Laura Murphy, Health and Wellbeing Manager at Unity Works is looking at today’s theme: Discovering Careers through the lense of Work Experience.

Youth Employment Week is here and today we’re celebrating today’s theme Opportunities for All through the lense of Laura Murphy, Health and Wellbeing Manager at Unity Works.

This Learning Disability Week, we're shining the light on partnerships Unity Works has developed to create more inclusive workplaces for people with a learning disability.

A new 16-week wellbeing programme will shortly be launching for people with a learning disability based in Camden and Havering.

In today's blog to celebrate Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we're hearing from Mofe who has recently completed a work placement at Garden Studios.