Inclusive Employment

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.

After leaving college, Brandon volunteered at a charity shop in Halstead to gain valuable work experience. He knew he wanted a paid job but wasn’t sure how to go about it. Thanks to ECL's support, he's been able to secure a position at CareCo.

CareCo, the UK’s leading mobility retailer, is on a mission to make every day a better day for their customers with the help of ECL's Inclusive Employment.

Member of Parliament for Chelmsford, Marie Goldman got to see first-hand the benefits of ECL’s Inclusive Employment service recently when she visited one of our Chelmsford employers.

A successful collaboration between ECL and the East of England Coop has resulted in paid employment for many adults with learning disabilities and/or autism. Read below to find out how inclusive employment has benefitted the East of England Co-op as an organisation.

A successful collaboration between ECL and the East of England Co-op has resulted in paid employment for many adults with learning disabilities and/or autism. One of the successful applicants was Zach.