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<p>Access to Work is a demand-led discretionary grant which supports the recruitment
and retention of eligible disabled people aged 16 and over in sustainable, paid employment.
Access to Work plays an active role in supporting the transitions of young disabled
people into employment, by providing funding for in work support including vocational
programmes such as Supported Internships, Traineeships and Apprenticeships.</p><p>
</p><p>To help raise awareness of support available when young disabled people move
into employment, identify adjustments and reduce the need for multiple assessments,
a series of passports and planners have been developed, with the Adjustments Planner
focusing on transitions from education to employment.</p><p> </p><p>The Adjustments
Planner provides students with a transferable record of their adjustments, support,
and work requirements and can help the student settle into college/university life.
It can also offer support beyond education by smoothing the transition into employment
- reducing the burden when applying for Access to Work, enabling support to be put
in place quickly and removing the need for the student to repeat personal details.</p>
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