“For a few years now, Enable has been supporting me in preparing for work and then finding it. They have looked with me for jobs that suit my skills and have found several work placements for me, mostly in catering.”
The story of Tracy, a young lady referred to us during the pandemic. We managed to help her find employment without even having to meet in person! The story shows that remote work is no barrier for a determined job seeker!
Ben is staying positive in the face of the pandemic. He’s looking forward to getting back to work.
One of our clients has written a story about his journey overcoming his limits. He likens it to his very own Odyssey. Mark is clearly creative and talented, and we’re positive his future is bright.
One of our Supported Interns has been working as a care assistant throughout the recent outbreak. She has the perfect nature to be a carer and we look forward to her bright future.
Phil is a bright lad who has been working with Wolverhampton Disability Employment Team for some time. His hard work has paid off and landed him his dream job at a local school.
Sophie has been with the team at Canny Cuts since the beginning of February and is looking forward to returning back as soon as possible. Sophie is progressing really well under the support and guidance of Mel, the owner of Canny Cuts and with the support of Job Coach Hazel.
Lucy shares her experience interning for Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery. She has a passion for history and works great with other, We hope this experience serves her well in the future.
Chloe has been on her placement at The Wyke for six months making good progress. She is now looking at options for the future.
Elisha’s passion for hairdressing has landed her the ideal apprenticeship. We are excited to see her start her career in hairdressing.
A testimonial from Sian, one of our brightest clients. She has successfully completed her Supported Internship with us and is now navigating the world of paid employment.
James’ hard work has paid off as he found his ideal role at Shropshire Library Service. He is now well-positioned to earn a permanent role should it arise.
