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hi

KJ1234

I'm back for now. a lot happened aside from me getting kicked out from college loosing my bank accounts and also nearly getting myself killed since my social worker is on annual leave and i have no idea what to do everyone is on annual leave. my mom found out that i got kicked out as well as my dad and now i have no idea what to do or how to even live anymore but um yeah . and i have an appointment with the King's Trust an organisation in glasgow who help people who are not in employment or want to set up their business and stuff . yeah . how an i supposed to get through christmas now . 

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  • Dear KJ1234,

    You may like to have a look at the mental health section of our website which has useful links to information and advice about a range of mental health issues: www.autism.org.uk/.../mental-health   

     

    If you feel that you might need some support with your mental health, you can find advice and information on how to go about seeking help, including links to other resources and details of helplines and listening support services, here: www.autism.org.uk/.../seeking-help. 

    You also may find the following useful: 

     

    We have information and advice on applying for a job, tips for interacting and coping at work, advice on dealing with bullying in the workplace and what the law says about your rights at work: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/employment 

    You can also find our free online ‘Finding Employment’ module on our website: https://www.autismonlinetraining.com/ 

    This module is designed to help autistic job seekers entering the job market understand their strengths and what next steps they could take towards gaining meaningful employment or work. 

    Evenbreak matches disabled job seekers with employers to build a diverse workforce. You can visit the Evenbreak website for listed job vacancies: https://www.evenbreak.co.uk/ 

    The British Association of Supported Employment has a database of supported employment agencies, so you can search for one in your local area: https://www.base-uk.org/home 

    Maximus offer a range of employability programmes throughout the UK, including, programmes for disabled people who are struggling to find work: https://www.maximusuk.co.uk/ 

    The National Autistic Society employment and volunteering opportunities are updated frequently. We particularly welcome applications from autistic people. 

    I hope this is helpful.

    Kind regards,

    Rosie Mod

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  • Dear KJ1234,

    You may like to have a look at the mental health section of our website which has useful links to information and advice about a range of mental health issues: www.autism.org.uk/.../mental-health   

     

    If you feel that you might need some support with your mental health, you can find advice and information on how to go about seeking help, including links to other resources and details of helplines and listening support services, here: www.autism.org.uk/.../seeking-help. 

    You also may find the following useful: 

     

    We have information and advice on applying for a job, tips for interacting and coping at work, advice on dealing with bullying in the workplace and what the law says about your rights at work: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/employment 

    You can also find our free online ‘Finding Employment’ module on our website: https://www.autismonlinetraining.com/ 

    This module is designed to help autistic job seekers entering the job market understand their strengths and what next steps they could take towards gaining meaningful employment or work. 

    Evenbreak matches disabled job seekers with employers to build a diverse workforce. You can visit the Evenbreak website for listed job vacancies: https://www.evenbreak.co.uk/ 

    The British Association of Supported Employment has a database of supported employment agencies, so you can search for one in your local area: https://www.base-uk.org/home 

    Maximus offer a range of employability programmes throughout the UK, including, programmes for disabled people who are struggling to find work: https://www.maximusuk.co.uk/ 

    The National Autistic Society employment and volunteering opportunities are updated frequently. We particularly welcome applications from autistic people. 

    I hope this is helpful.

    Kind regards,

    Rosie Mod

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