We are excited to share updates on our newly developing service made possible from UKSPF funding to address the unique challenges faced by young people with a learning disability transitioning from education.

We are very excited to announce that Unity Works has been awarded UKSPF funding to work with young people with a learning disability who are NEET (not in education, employment or training).

As part of National Supported Internship Day, Unity Works is sharing updates from interns past and present. Here, we share Kelly's story.

This Neurodiversity Week, we are sharing stories from Unity Works staff. Today, Mike Donaghy, Job Broker at Unity Works, is sharing his story.

Over the summer months, Unity Works are running Adult Community Learning courses for people with a learning disability living in Greenwich.

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, we're looking back over the past year on successes across our programmes and we look forward to plans for the future in relation to learning and skills.

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

Over the next week, we'll be showcasing updates on accessible apprenticeships as well as providing an update on learning and skills at Unity Works. To start National Apprenticeship Week Unity Works' Learning and Skills Manager, Suzanne Thomson, will be reviewing progress on accessible apprenticeships.

Over the next few months, Unity Works are running Adult Community Learning courses for people with a learning disability living in Greenwich.

In this blog, we share an update from Omar, supported by Unity Work’s Work Train Greenwich Supported Employment Programme, who works in Greenwich.