Employment Success Stories

Advance’s support provides essential resources and enriching experiences, empowering children and young people with disabilities and autism.

Advance’s support provides essential resources and enriching experiences, empowering children and young people with disabilities and autism.

Berkeley’s support provides essential resources and enriching experiences, like site visits during National Careers Week, empowering children and young people with disabilities and autism.

AFK partners with a great platform for accessing resources and those that are confident working independently on their self-employment journey.

At AFK we continuously support young people with autism or disabilities to secure paid employment that matches their career aspirations, but what about those young people still in education and not quite sure what they want to do when they leave or what career options are available to them?

The AFK Aspire to Work programme is partnering with schools and employers to create experiences and improve aspirations to enter work for young people with disabilities.

To celebrate Learning Disability Week, we’re at I AM Festival – a yearly celebration empowering D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent young people to explore their creativity.

‘Our View’ is a collection of short films made by young people with special educational needs and disabilities on their experiences, challenges and successes in preparing for and gaining employment.

The Barclays 100×100 UK COVID-19 Community Relief Fund has given £100,000 to Hornsey-based charity AFK–Working With Disability (formerly Action For Kids).

Kerone came to my AFK with the hopes of finding an employer who was willing to remove the barriers he faced to employment. He secured a job at Cosprop.