Supporting your Access to Work
Who we are
Accessibility Partners exists to work with others in order that we can together achieve the greatest possible outcomes through the fastest solutions and that these solutions are tailored to individual needs.
Accessibility Partners can help you access government funding to get the help you need to fairly access your workplace.
Who we can help
We can help you apply if you have a disability or challenge such as:
- dyslexia
- dyspraxia
- autism
- dyscalculia
- terminal and Chronic Illnesses
- a physical disability or a mental health condition such as anxiety, depression, gender dysphoria, asthma, eczema, diabetes, you name it, you fall under a protected characteristic.
Testimonials
If you are in any doubt that M-J can help you, ask. It is rare to find someone so completely competent as Ms Lace.
I would recommend M-J and Accessibility Partners wholeheartly knowing that they will gain the best from you but in a manner which is personalised, whilst pushing for you to achieve your potential. Get ready to laugh lots and learn hard.
I am looking forward to working with MJ in the future as she is helping me understand my Neuro Diversity and is helping me turn those hindrances into benefits. I would definitely recommend MJ to other people who have found themselves in a similar position as me.
Thank you for an amazing first meeting with Thomas. We both found it extremely productive and, for me, quite emotional - like peeling back the layers on someone I have known all of his life.
Before I met MJ and Accessibility Partners, I never thought I could get support to go to university. They provide a safe place to find help to get the right financial support but most of all it’s a safe place to talk about what can be done to help you.
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What is access to work?
Access to Work is a UK government program that provides funding and support to help disabled people overcome barriers at work. It can provide financial assistance for things like equipment, adaptations to the workplace, or support workers to help disabled individuals perform their job duties. Access to Work funding is available to both employees and self-employed individuals who have a disability, long-term health condition, mental health condition, or learning difficulty that affects their ability to work. The program is administered by the Department for Work and Pensions and is designed to help disabled people achieve their full potential at work.
