How does a Job Coach support autistic people to obtain and maintain employment? In this episode Sam speaks with Leo Capella, a job coach at the National Autistic Society to find out what the job involves, and how it is helping to bridge the gap between those seeking neurodivergent talent and those looking for gratifying work.

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Four contributors speaking to some of the challenges they experience  with accessing employment, and feeling understood and supported in the work place.

Thanks to those that contributed their thoughts. Produced by Samuel Robinson. Music by Daniel Wilson and Sam. 

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I spoke with Sir Robert Buckland, the MP leading the UK Government's 2023 review into Autism Employment to learn what the review hopes to achieve, how it will go about it, and why it's important.

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Allow me to introduce to you Working to Work: a podcast, radio show, and YouTube exploring the challenges of obtaining and maintaining employment experienced by many neurodivergent individuals, and crucially, what could be done to mitigate them.

In this trailer I speak to what prompted me to create the series, what we'll cover, and what I hope to achieve with it.

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