Young people with learning disabilities and/or autism in Kirklees are being offered a vital pathway into the world of work, as applications open for the 2025 intake of Project SEARCH internships at Dewsbury District Hospital.
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The Kirklees Top 100 Careers Edition launched in April – designed to inspire young people from local schools and colleges by showcasing the diverse career opportunities available across Kirklees.
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Kirklees residents can take part in a fully funded Skills Bootcamp designed to help people launch a rewarding career in the Early Years sector.
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Kurtis walked into the REAL Employment office with a firm handshake and a smile, eager to meet his job coach. He had dedicated a great deal of time to finding paid employment, his motivation was clear, and his job coach was determined to help him succeed.
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Project Empowerment is the most recent support programme delivered by our Wellness service, Employment and Skills team and Kirklees Success Centres.
Funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, Project Empowerment aims to support residents who are experiencing health challenges which may be preventing them from finding or maintaining work.
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Supporting the wellbeing of children and young people is essential to helping them thrive – it helps with development, attainment, mental health, school attendance, engagement in learning and social and emotional skills.
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In collaboration with Kirklees College, we are excited to announce the launch of the first phase of the ‘Kirklees Build Project’ introducing construction skills to Dewsbury for the first time.
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Kirklees Council’s REAL Employment service has received accreditation, recognising their dedication to supporting adults with learning disabilities and autism who are looking for work.
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