Jane Gilbert, who is a Team Leader within our Family Support service, says she can't see herself working anywhere else. Read more
Rae Markham found her dream job working within our childcare services after becoming friendly with a young adult in her previous job at Lush. Read more
Former chef Modou Colley brought with him a wealth of transferrable skills when he joined the North East Autism Society in January 2020. Read more
Before joining the North East Autism Society, Team Leader Steven Mutungwazi worked as a forensic scientist for the police. Read more
The North East Autism Society is a great place to work - but don't just take our word for it! Hear from staff about what it's like to work here.
After seeing an advert for Level Two TAs at the Mackenzie Thorpe Centre, David Winter decided to take the leap - and he’s never looked back. Read more
Post-14 teacher Dean Sullivan landed his first permanent teaching role at the Mackenzie Thorpe Centre in March 2021, and has never looked back. Read more
Employment Specialist Michael Knaggs says his son Daniel, who was diagnosed as autistic at the age of five, inspires him on a daily basis. Read more
Having started out as a Teaching Assistant, Kelly Ferguson is on the path to becoming a fully qualified teacher. Read more
Emily Croft had no formal teaching qualifications when she joined the Society back in 2007. Read more
After being furloughed from his hospitality job, Neil Rackstraw turned to North East Autism Society for a new career challenge. Read more
Judith Lawson worked as a Quality Assessor for 20 years before joining the Adult Short Breaks team at New Warlands Farm. Read more
Craig Richardson, who has dyslexia and dyspraxia, says NEAS utilises the individual strengths of its employees. Read more