Supported employment is a service that aims to increase participation in real, unsegregated work for people with learning difficulties. Making it work explores the experiences and strategies for success of supported employees, colleagues and job coaches, looking in-depth at sixteen case studies.

The report, published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, is unusual in focusing primarily on the perspectives of people with learning difficulties themselves, and also because the research was carried out in collaboration with members of the self-advocate group People First Wales. It identifies examples of good practice and suggests how the service can be developed and improve. To view the report, please click on the attachment below.

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