Brighter horizons: develop work-related skills

This service is currently oversubscribed, so regretfully we are not adding new names to the waiting list until further notice.

If you want to work but don't have the right support, experience or qualifications, Brighter Horizons could help. This course from Prospects helps people with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to secure a supported voluntary placement and develop work-related skills.

Voluntary work gave me confidence and raised my self-esteem. Working with Prospects gave me the skills needed to find a placement suited to my abilities.

Lee

Who is the Brighter Horizons course for?

Brighter Horizons is available to anyone with an ASD who lives in London, or can travel to the Prospects office in Islington, London.

The course is run all year round and is not time limited. Participants are expected to attend at least one half-day a week. The course is flexible but will contain a combination of one-to-one support, small group workshops, and a supported voluntary placement.

The course is free to participants. We will also reimburse any travel costs you incur within London when travelling to our offices.

For more information, phone 020 7704 7450 or email emma.bates@nas.org.uk. You can also download our Brighter horizons: employee training (PDF) flyer which will tell you a bit more about the course.