Work well program
charl1980
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Is this a voluntary program been piloted or do all disabled people have to take part
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Hi @charl1980. You have done really well to reach out to us.
In all honesty, this is the first time I have heard of the WorkWell programme, so I have done a quick search. You can find more information about the WorkWell programme here.
It sounds like it will be optional unless you are referred and can be referred by a wide range of people.
"Individuals can be referred to WorkWell through their employer, local services within their area, primary care providers such as GPs, Jobcentre Plus and themselves through self-referral."
WorkWell sounds a lot like Access to Work.
"WorkWell will offer low-intensity interventions targeted at people in work who are struggling due to a health condition or disability, or recently unemployed people facing a barrier to return to work due to a health condition or disability."
My understanding from this is the following people (and more) will not be eligible for this:- People with a health condition or disability who require higher-intensity interventions to be able to work
- People who have a health condition / are disabled but have been out of work for a long time
- People who are not in work but not due to a health condition or disability
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Is it something U have to volunteer for that's all I'm bothered about they arnt forcing people, I read things that made me think they are forcing people to do this programme0
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