Access to work is a government scheme designed to provide help to disabled people who have a job to start, or are experiencing disability -related challenges within work and need to overcome them. In this video, people who have benefited from access to work talk about what it offers, and answer frequently asked questions. It also provides contact details. Produced for Royal Mail, Microlink PC (UK), in association with Jobcentre plus
I work in community mental health, and have a BA in Psych. Most of my experience is with people with mental or developmental disabilities. I want to do something different with my life. How do I get in with the federal government? Are there any entry level positions or posititions that will train you if you don’t have all the qualifications? Does anyone know about the upward mobility program?
Just to have something to do when you’re bored, or to have extra income since your SSI or SSDI, or Social Security payments are a struggle to live off of? I mean, for those of you who have psychiatric disabilities that prevent you from being able to work around other people, limited mobility or cognitive disabilities, or even blind or deaf or have any other disability?
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