Lambeth Inclusive Futures Event
The recent event hosted by Lambeth Council showcased their leadership in initiating multiple Supported Employment Programmes.
Published 13 Oct 2023 by Ben Hoath
The recent event hosted by Lambeth Council showcased their leadership in initiating multiple Supported Employment Programmes, aimed at offering work-based learning and job opportunities for young individuals with additional needs. These initiatives involve collaborative efforts with prominent partners like Kings College Hospital, NHS England (Project Search), and Dialogue Hub, focusing on providing training and employment prospects for young deaf residents.
This event marked an exciting period for Supported Employment in Lambeth, driven by a strong commitment to expand opportunities for disabled and neurodiverse residents through employer partnerships. The Lambeth Inclusive Futures Event brought together a diverse audience, including advocates, professionals, and employers, all seeking to make a positive impact in promoting inclusivity in the workforce.
Notable guests such as The Financial Times, along with interactive sessions involving organizations like InSignlanguage, DFN Project SEARCH, and the British Association for Supported Employment (BASE), added to the event's appeal and educational value.
The event turnout was exceptional, with enthusiastic participation in activities, networking opportunities, and discussions around the importance of supported employment. Attendees gained valuable awareness about creating an inclusive future where everyone, regardless of their abilities, feels valued and included. Lambeth Council's call for local employers to commit to offering Supported Employment experiences was well-received, fostering hope for a more inclusive and diverse workforce in the region. Overall, the event was a resounding success, driving home the message of inclusivity and opportunity for all.
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