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Ian has always had a strong passion for sport, especially football and boxing and has proudly supported Manchester United since the age of seven. But his journey into employment has been far from straightforward. In 1997, Ian was involved in a serious accident that resulted in a broken back. The injury forced him to leave work while he recovered, and he remained out of employment for five years. Although he eventually returned to work, the long-term impact of the injury affec

Enrych, a Leicestershire based disability charity, has marked its 40th anniversary by planting 40 trees in partnership with the National Forest. The Enrych community planted a diverse range of native species including oak, hazel, hornbeam, wild cherry and field maple. Each sapling was 2 years old and will form a collection of 200 trees at Western Avenue Recreation Ground in Coalville. The National Forest invited Enrych to help celebrate this milestone in recognition of the ch

The Feeling of Almost Many neurodivergent individuals feel capable of something — yet often find themselves on the outside looking in. Think of Stuart Little at the end of the first film, before George realises his little whiskered brother has found his way home. He’s on the outside, with little hope — a feeling the family shares. Opportunities in the world of work shouldn’t be ad hoc surprises, leaving people on tenterhooks. There should be something real and tangible for th