Employ for Ability offers the following services:
Specialist Neurodiversity Consultancy and Support
Our expert consultancy support can help your business achieve systemic cultural change and is tailored to your organisation’s unique needs. Whether you are just starting your neurodiversity journey or have initiatives set up, Employ for Ability can provide you with clear and focused solutions to support you to attract, support and retain neurodivergent talent.
Other services Employ for Ability can provide include:
- Tailored training and capacity building workshops
- Recruitment and selection of neurodivergent employees
- Coaching and Support for Supervisors and Managers
- Coaching for Success program for neurodivergent employees
- Executive coaching & neurodiversity leadership development
- Guest speaker engagement
- Workplace Audits and Assessments
- Neuroinclusive Recruitment Process Review
Education and Awareness Offerings
Employ for Ability can provide the following training:
- Neurodiversity 1-0-1 (90 minutes)
- Neurodiversity at Work General Awareness (2.5 hours)
- HR Practitioner Neurodiversity Training (2.5 hours)
- Neurodiversity Best Practice Management (1/2 day workshop)
- Neuro-Inclusion Recruitment (2.5 hours)
- Tailored Neurodiversity training for Managers (specific to the neurodivergent employee they are supporting)
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