Working on Wellbeing

Working on Wellbeing is a free, bilingual service, delivered in partnership by Scope and Legacy in the Community.

We support disabled people in Wales to find and secure work, voluntary work, training and education opportunities.

Working on Wellbeing is open to people who are:

• disabled - including if you have a physical or sensory impairment, learning difficulty or autism
• living in Wales
• aged 16 and over
• unemployed

We work with you to develop a programme around your career goals and how you can achieve them. We do this through group and one-to-one sessions, and help people to:

• understand your career goals
• grow in confidence, assertiveness, and independence
• write your CV
• develop interview skills
• discuss disability and adjustments with an employer

Applications are made through the Scope website.

We support across Wales. Support can be delivered face to face or online depending on your access needs and preference.

Working on Wellbeing gives two levels of support. These are:

A seven-week pre-employment group support that aims to develop core employment skills such as confidence, assertiveness, and time management. You will have two groups session and a one-to-one each week. These run in person and online, please get in touch to find out how to join.

A six-month personalised service, where you will have fortnightly one-to-one sessions with your employment adviser. They are led by you and can provide support with job applications, your CV and interview preparation.