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what's the best way to help my daughter into work?
Auntyembo
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Hi, there I need advice, my 17yr old daughter had Aspergers, she's at college studying art, she is longing to get a Job, she has applied for several but has been rejected. I need help, advice, on what's the best way to help my daughter into work, she volunteers at barnodos on a Saturday, she hasn't qualified for any benefits. She says why can't I be normal mummy, what can I do HELP PLEASE
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It is great your daughter is looking for work and is already volunteering. Scope have a great service called support to work that help find jobs, improve CV's and applications over telephone appointments. Looking for employers awarded a level of the disability confident scheme is a good way of ensuring the places your daughter applies to are committed creating an accessible and welcoming work environment for everybody, considering all applicants and ensuring reasonable adjustments. This is a relatively new scheme so some employers may still use the term two tick employer.
I have attached links to scopes service and information regarding the disability confident scheme. I hope some of this information is helpful.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/disability-confident-guidance-for-levels-1-2-and-3/level-2-disability-confident-employer
https://my.scope.org.uk/supporttowork/?_ga=2.62670572.1348055603.1544978556-1016260504.1533322271
Good Afternoon & Welcome ☃️☃️☃️
I have previously used
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Thanks for sharing this with us, and I'm sorry to hear of your daughter's struggles finding the right job. If you haven't seen it already, it may be worth having a look at Scope's Support to Work programme.