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I had a stroke and now trying to get back into full time work
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gailsharon
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Hi thanks for adding me I am a 47 year old woman who had a bleed on the brain six years ago that resulted in a stroke affecting my left side I was a full time lecturer of further education I am trying to get back into full time work
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Hi @gailsharon
Welcome to the community, I have moved your post to the Ask an employment advisor category where I hope the team will be able to offer some support.Scope
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Good morning @gailsharon
I am Rian from Scope Support to Work we are a Light touch Employment digital Service, we are sorry to here about your stroke and we are glad to hear you are feeling ready to return to employment. I feel you would find our service right for yourself as we would be able to assist you in moving closer to the job market. As I said we are a digital service so they're no face to face appointments and all appointments are done via Phone, Skype Video or Skype Chat along with Email or Text message, you will have one sole adviser who will work with you up to 12 weeks to help you in moving forward and back into employment.
to register for the service please go to:
www.scope.org.uk/support/services/employment/support-work
Rian
Scope Employment Advisor
Phone: 0300 222 5742
Email: supporttowork@scope.org.uk
www.scope.org.uk/supporttowork
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