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Into Work - Inspiring Scotland

Autistic Adult Support Fund

Into Work

Peer support group course for autistic adults seeking employment will be established. Running for eight sessions, the course aims to empower and educate to increase understanding and confidence about what it means to be autistic and navigating employment from job application to sustaining work while in work. Some one to one sessions are available for course participants to check-in and allow conversations around specific areas.

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