What is Access to Work ( AtW)

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What is Access to Work ( AtW) How AtW fits into wider disability support Why it works for Apprentices and employers Who can get help What support can be available How to apply and where to go for more advice

Access to Work supports people with a health condition or disability and their employers. provides individual practical support and advice to help to overcome barriers to work. helps people with all types of disabilities including mental health conditions grants may help with additional costs beyond “Reasonable Adjustments”

Disabled people and those with a health condition can offer a great deal to an employer, however some may need extra help to make work possible. Some benefits of Access to Work: enables employers to retain valued workers can help people to realise their potential is good for everyone, by helping people to get into and stay in work

To be eligible for AtW people can apply who: have a disability, mental or physical health condition that affects their ability to work are 16 or over are in or about to start paid work their job is in England, Scotland or Wales

What we mean by work: a paid job self-employment a job interview about to start a job or work trial some work experience Apprenticeship or Supported Internship

What could AtW pay for: special equipment or adaptations taxis to work for those who can’t use public transport a support worker or job coach to help in the workplace a mental health support service (WMHSS) for people who are absent from work or experiencing difficulties with their wellbeing – including a dedicated offer for apprentices. disability awareness training for work colleagues a communicator at a job interview or in the workplace the cost of moving equipment following a change in location or job

gov.uk/access-to-work - For full details about ATW and how to apply Ring 0300 4568114 for the WMHSS people looking for work who think they need help, can check whether they are eligible and download an AtW introduction letter to give to potential employers applications to AtW can now be made online