In this blog, we share an update from Glenis, a young woman supported by Unity Works’ supported employment Lambeth Bounceback programme, who has recently been offered paid work.

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

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. On the final blog of National Apprenticeship Week, we’re looking at ways employers can work with Unity Works to further accessibility in their workplaces.

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

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

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.

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?

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.