Supported Internships
For people aged 16-25 with an EHCP and who have paid employment as a future aspiration.
Find out moreWe have a variety of Access Programmes
Bespoke, person-centred and strength-based placements
Lily’s Social Kitchen CIC is a social enterprise which provides employment and employment training to people with neuro diversity with or without cognitive challenges and people with learning disabilities. We use food as our vehicle to provide these opportunities in our cafes, our catering business and in our office space.
For people aged 16-25 with an EHCP and who have paid employment as a future aspiration.
Find out moreFor adults with neuro-diversity or learning disabilities. Aiding employability skills, life, cooking & social skills.
Find out moreA 6-12 month programme for people who are considered to be almost ‘work ready’.
Find out moreEach year we provide a small number of apprenticeships within some of our services.
Find out moreWe provide a very small number of volunteering and work experience programmes.
Find out moreWe work with local education providers to provide longer term work experience to young people.
Find out moreThere are a small number of placements for people who need some support in finding or keeping a job.
Find out moreSince the beginning, our coffee shops have been at the core of our work providing invaluable training and work experience.
Find out moreWe can offer more formal work experience to the right candidates within our office environment.
Find out moreWe aim to help each individual thrive
Our referral process usually begins with an initial zoom or phone call to chat through the options, gather some basic details about the individual and identify whether we have any available spaces which might fit their skills and aspirations. This can be arranged by emailing zoe@lilyscommunity.org.
If they wish to proceed then a referral form is completed and we begin to arrange some face to face meetings to get a more detailed understanding of the individual. This may include a taster session in the site so they can experience the programme and ensure they are happy to go ahead and that the programme is the right one for them.
Once funding and support is agreed a start date is arranged depending on which programme is being undertaken. The whole process is bespoke, person centred and strength based so that the start is as positive and meaningful as possible.
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