Workability

Unemployed because of a health issue? Workability supports hundreds of adults with disabilities or health issues get training, volunteering or paid work opportunities.

Who is it for?

Workability supports hundreds of adults (18+) to get training, volunteering or paid work opportunities that will let them realise their potential.

The service specialises in supporting people with disabilities, those who have suffered from brain injuries, and individuals recovering from drug or alcohol dependencies.

We also work with employers to create new work opportunities and to help them maintain good working relationships with their employees. 

What does it offer?

If you have a health issue or disability that is making it difficult for you to find work or get further training then our skilled local employment specialists and advisors can help.

We will match your skills and abilities to suitable jobs, courses and training and help you to access these. And we will work with you at a pace that is comfortable for you.

Workability also offers training courses to improve life and work skills. 

Where is it?

Throughout West Sussex

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Contact details

Rachel Calver
Dove Lodge, 49 Beach Road, Littlehampton, West Sussex BN17 5JG [Map]
Tel: 01903 730044
Fax: 01903 735958 
Textphone: 01903 735957
workability@impact-initiatives.org.uk

 

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“Workability has given me something in life, a chance to move a step forward.”

“My employment specialist was always helpful and had a useful suggestion for most things without being pushy.”

“I had been looking for work for a long time without success and was always scared how to answer questions about my health and absence from work.  My confidence was on the floor, My employment specialist helped me by looking at different types of work, applications and practising how to answer questions without getting upset.  Yesterday, I was offered a job, I don’t think I could have done it without the help I had.”