If you are looking for work and have a learning disability, learning difficulty or are autistic, we can help

Our dedicated Employment Navigators can support you to find a way into paid work.

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We can help you develop skills, get the support you need and find the right job for you.

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Internships, Support Programmes

Project Pilot

Organisation: Sixteen Co-Operative Local Authority: Bristol City Council

Project Pilot is a Supported Internship in Bristol run by Sixteen Co-operative Ltd and Bristol City Council that aims to support young people aged 18-24 with learning disabilities or autism, who do not have an EHCP, into paid work.
The 15-month programme will start in September 2026 and comprise of:
• Formal education with a blend of base-room and supported work-place learning
• Up to three supported work placements
• Support to find and apply for jobs
• In-work support to both employee and employer

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Education, Support Programmes

Get into Retail with M&S

Organisation: King’s Trust Local Authority: Bristol City Council

Gain retail work experience with M&S, building their confidence and employability skills. At the end of the programme, young people will potentially gain employment with M&S.

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Our Funding:

The West of England Mayoral Combined Authority is working in partnership with WE Work for Everyone to deliver the Mayoral Priority Skills Fund . This fund provides a flexible grant to meet current priority skills gaps in the region. This project is funded by the UK government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. 

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