Case Studies

Dana's life changed dramatically when she became a full-time carer for her nan, Joan, who developed dementia after a stroke, while also managing her career, social life, and her own health issues.

Colchester Hospital, part of the East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT), recently welcomed two new IT team members through ECL's innovative Inclusive Employment programme.

Michael is 22, loves horror films, music, and cricket, and despite a learning disability and ADHD, gained financial independence with the help of an ECL's Inclusive Employment Consultant

FedEx partners with ECL to support inclusive employment, benefiting both employees with disabilities and the company.

With ECL's support, William, a highly educated individual with autism, secured roles in data inputting and IT support, showcasing the potential of neurodiverse individuals in professional settings.

K is a 21-year-old with autism who, despite having a degree in musical theatre, experiences anxiety. Their goals were to find paid employment, move into their own home, and learn to drive.