Catch up with the Inclusive Change at Work

Building the Future of Work

Parent & Carer initiative, supported by South Glos. Council

Do you want to

Keep the conversation going?

Here are some ways we can help you do this

If you have enjoyed our talk, 10 Questions I Get Asked by Parents About Work & Post-16, we hope you will want to keep the conversation going and join us in building the future of work for our young people, with neurodiversity in mind.

We can help you and work with you in many different ways. Why not join our mailing list and be the first to hear about our projects, offers and initiatives.

And to help you take your conversations further, we have created this page full of useful information and resources.

Talk to us about Access To Work

We support individuals and organisations to apply for access to work. We provide support and coaching for employees along with training for organisations and managers.

1-2-1 Support

Work with one of our team. Book a call with them to explore and resolve a specific issue or simply to find out more about how to support yourself, your team or your family.

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LOOK AT OUR EVENTS

Recap recording from our recent webinar

10 Questions We get Asked About Work and Post 16 Options

Lucy often gets asked the same questions about neurodivergent young adults leaving school and entering the workforce.

At the beginning of February 2025, Lucy hosted a webinar to answer these important recurring questions, which you can watch on the right.

Watch the webinar

Transition From Education to Employment for Neurodiverse Youth

With Lucy Smith and Lou Temlett.

Recap from our talk at

Venturers' Academy

We have combined the slides from our Building The Future talk at Venturers' Academy on October 11th 2024, into a short video for you to re-watch at your leisure.

Inclusive Change at Work

In the community

From January to March 2025, Inclusive Change at Work CIC, is hosting transformative workshops to promote understanding and inclusion for neurodivergent individuals and their families.

Join us at Emersons Green Village Hall for expert-led sessions that offer practical strategies and a welcoming space for learning and growth

Find Out Moreand register for an event

Helpful Groups and

Services

➡️ Bristol Autism Support

➡️ National Autistic Society

➡️ Dyslexia UK

➡️ Contact

➡️ North Somerset Parent Carer Forum

➡️ ADHD Foundation

➡️ Dyspraxia UK

➡️ Understood

➡️ Do-It Children's Profiler

➡️ Access to Work

Employment Support for Young People

Gain skills, training and advice from the youth employment team at South Glos. Council.

Apprenticeships Advice

The Western Training Provider network is a ‘not for profit’ community of education and training organisations committed to developing a quality skills and education system in the West of England.