Tags: work

This Saturday 9th July Muscular Dystrophy UK’s Moving Up project held its second employment skills workshop, a day of talks and activities for young disabled people.

Anthony Ford Shubrook, aged 29 and from Kilburn, has previously interned with the Department of International Development and was a youth delegate for the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Anthony is part of Muscular Dystrophy UK’s Trailblazers group of young disabled campaigners. He is currently taking part in the Trailblazers’ Employability Project and is doing an internship with our Campaigns, Parliamentary and Policy team.

Crazy trip, dying wheelchair, MDC work experience and Paris.

N.B.: PLEASE NOTE, THAT ALL THOUGHTS, LINKS AND WORDS BELOW ARE MY OWN, AND DON’T NECESSARILY REFLECT THE OPINIONS OF THE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY CAMPAIGN / TRAILBLAZERS OR MY WORK WITH THEM.

Earlier this week a random selection of people claiming Incapacity Benefit in Burnley and Aberdeen began the process of undertaking a Work Capability Assessment (WCA).

Some of you may be thinking of moving out, going to university and leaving home. This can be a fresh new beginning, but also a challenging prospect.

My experience with Employment in the Media and Journalism industries.