Progress for Parents Midlothian (Enable Works)

Who is this for?

  • Parents and guardians aged 16+ with a disability or long-term health condition based in Midlothian

Who provides this?

  • Enable Works

Description

Enable Works offer practical support in Midlothian with CVs, applications, and interviews, working closely with and parents/guardians and employers to understand and overcome any barriers they face, including childcare, flexible working needs, and health or accessibility concerns.

Our friendly team of employment coordinators support using a person centered approach, to ensure parents/guardians can develop their skills, increase their confidence, to find and sustain employment in the open labour market.

How do I access this?

Is there a cost?

Free

Is there a waiting list?

No

Location information

Community based – wherever suits the client within Midlothian.

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Contact Details

Hannah Renton
hannah.renton1@enable.org.uk
www.enable.org.uk/enable-works

Downloads


Enable Works Progress for Parents flyer
(536.39 KB pdf)

Types of support on offer:

Information and advice
Support in person

Type of services on offer:

Learning, employability, volunteering
Long term conditions/disabilities

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