Employment Futures

Employment Futures exists to help remove barriers to meaningful employment for autistic adults and/or those with learning difficulties.

How we can help employers

We can offer support for the duration of placements with our dedicated team on hand to provide any guidance and training you may require.

Pre-placement

During placement

Post placement

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From issues such as emotional school avoidance and depression, to where to look for help, we look at the issues of mental health for autistic and neurodivergent individuals.

Looking to start up placements?

Becoming a more inclusive employer will enable you to access untapped skills and talents.
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Looking for more information? Contact the team to find out how we can support you.

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We are highlighting the lived experiences of autistic and neurodivergent people in five areas of everyday life: education, health, travel, employment and finance. That’s why we’re calling the campaign Everyday Equality. Read more