Access To Work


Access To Work

Disabled or have a health condition?

The disabilities covered under the Access to Work scheme can include mental health conditions and learning disabilities as well as physical disabilities.  Many clients we see who have Access To Work grants have conditions such as dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD.  

The grant can help to fund any equipment not normally needed for your job that will help you with your disability (such as ergonomic equipment, standing desks etc).   It also covers assistive technology software/hardware and training in how to use it.  Workplace coaching is often recommended as part of your Access to Work assessment.  I offer workplace coaching and assistive technology training through Access to Work.

Visit the government website for information about how to apply for an Access to Work grant.
Click here to contact us about Access To Work training

Assistive Technology Training

Assistive technology training to help you get to know your new software and how it can best help you in your role.  I offer personalised training to suit your needs.

Workplace Coaching

Workplace coaching helps  to improve your performance by analysing your needs, identifying strengths and weaknesses and giving you tools for improvement.
“I was really worried about the new software but my trainer explained it really well and showed me how it could help with my work.”
Karen Hayes, Chelmsford
The skills I learned during my coaching sessions have helped me improve my performance at work.  I feel happier and more confident”
Martin Vince, Basildon
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