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The Bridge to Employment Project

Fri, 5th May 2017

The range of post-school choices for young people with autism spectrum disorder whose disabilities prevent them from being able to access the traditional routes of employment or college is very limited.

The Bridge to Employment is a project that is based in Stewartry. Centred on a personalised target plan, the young people follow a programme where they learn employability and life skills, develop their communication, literacy, numeracy, and ICT skills through an Enterprise component and undertake matched work experience.

The programme is time-limited, but determined by the young person and how they mature and develop.

For more information about the project contact Heather Molloy at hmolloy@betterlivespartnership.org.uk

This project is part-financed by the Scottish Government and the European Union – LEADER 2014-2020 programme.

 
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