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How work experience is helping autistic students overcome employment barriers   

How work experience is helping autistic students overcome employment barriers  

by Marti Stelling | May 3, 2024 2:28PM | Campaigns - Autism

Autistic people are being helped into the world of work thanks to a North Yorkshire college’s efforts to provide experience with employers. According to a government report, autistic people are less likely to have easy access to work experience and this can have...
Innovative change needed to reduce autism employment gap with just 30% of people in work

Innovative change needed to reduce autism employment gap with just 30% of people in work

by Marti Stelling | May 2, 2024 3:09PM | Campaigns - Autism

Only three in 10 autistic adults are in work meaning those with the condition face worse prospects than any other group of disabled people, The statistics revealed as part of the Buckland Review of Autism Employment say this compares with half of all disabled people...
Autistic staff bring opportunities, not problems – say companies working to close the employment gap

Autistic staff bring opportunities, not problems – say companies working to close the employment gap

by Marti Stelling | May 2, 2024 11:35AM | Campaigns - Autism

Many UK companies are showing their commitment to closing the autism employment gap – from providing specialist training for colleagues to innovatively changing their hiring process. Just three in ten autistic adults are in work, according to statistics from the...
Sheffield Theatres to sell outfits from iconic shows to raise money for costume department

Sheffield Theatres to sell outfits from iconic shows to raise money for costume department

by Marti Stelling | Apr 22, 2024 12:31PM | News

A rare opportunity to purchase iconic costumes from past productions, including Shakespeare to Standing at the Sky’s Edge are being offered to the public by Sheffield Theatres. The clothing sale will be held at the Crucible theatre on Saturday 18 May with a wide range...
Cost of living crisis: Sheffield Big Issue vendor faces falling sales

Cost of living crisis: Sheffield Big Issue vendor faces falling sales

by Marti Stelling | Apr 22, 2024 11:31AM | News, Top Story

A Sheffield man who sells the Big Issue magazine is appealing for more people to buy it after the financial crisis has drastically impacted sales. Mohammed Iqbal, 57, has sold the Big Issue for 14 years despite having diabetes and arthritis, which causes crippling...
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