Employment workshops are starting at Kisharon Langdon to ease the path of people with learning disabilities into paid or unpaid work.
Employment workshops are starting at Kisharon Langdon to ease the path of people with learning disabilities into paid or unpaid work.
A consignment of 200 paint-your-own dreidel packs have been assembled by the enterprise team of people with learning disabilities, and more supplies are on standby if stock runs out.
Newfound confidence, happiness and the joy of finding your place in society are benefits brought to people with learning disabilities through The Wohl Employability Programme.
Eight boys and girls from Hasmonean High School and JFS in Kisharon’s Year 12 Programme are just starting their first paid work shifts, and another wave of recruitment is planned at the start of the new academic year in September.
New business confidence is bringing an upturn in jobs for people with learning disabilities.
A few days ago, an email arrived with the subject line: ‘Moishe asked to have this in the Kisharon newsletter.’
When it comes to job satisfaction and fulfilment Ephraim Cohen’s job delivers – in spades. The 21-year-old Mancunian is a new support worker at Kisharon’s house in Montpelier Rise, Golders Green, home to five young men with mild to moderate learning disabilities.