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This Monday (6 September) we have two new jobs opening up at Grapevine! Both positions work to strengthen people with learning disabilities and autism, helping them realise their potential and belong to their community. The project worker roles are based at our offices in Spon End, Coventry in our Help and Connect team, commissioned by […]
Read MoreIt’s International Week of Happiness at Work (20 – 26 September) and with two roles going in our Help and Connect team, we’re taking this opportunity to introduce some new staff who’ve recently joined Grapevine. To read all about the Help and Connect roles and a career with us, please follow this link. Introducing Sophie […]
Read MoreExperts by Experience is an opportunity for autistic people or people with a learning disability* to influence decision-making and have a say on new services and strategies that have or will have an impact on disabled people. You could be involved with designing, reviewing and evaluating different services, as well as supporting recruitment of the […]
Read MoreA few weeks ago we were asked if Grapevine was a trusted community organisation based near Wyken and if we brought people together around shared activities or beliefs. Odd, but stick with us. Virtual pins had randomly been dropped by the Global Assembly on 100 locations around the world and the UK pin had amazingly […]
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