United Voice self-advocacy, transition and employment support
Member-based training, job coaching and self-advocacy for learning disabilities.
What this resource offers
United Voice is a self-advocacy society for people with learning disabilities, including people with Down syndrome. Its programmes include self-advocacy training, transition training, career assessment, vocational training and Job Coach support for members ready for open employment. Contact the society to ask about membership and a suitable programme. Confirm age, location, readiness assessment, timetable, costs and the support that continues after job placement.
Helpful questions for your next conversation
- Which membership programme matches this person’s current self-advocacy and employment goals?
- What Job Coach support is available before, during and after open employment?
This listing summarises published information; eligibility, fees and availability must be confirmed directly with the provider; it is not an ALBE endorsement or partnership.
Every person’s needs and journey are different. Use this information to support a conversation with a qualified professional, not as a substitute for personalized advice.
