Access to Work: Webinar 2 – Preparing to meet your case worker

Get ready to represent yourself confidently in your caseworker meeting by joining our one hour webinar

Want to be able to represent yourself and your needs well when meeting your Access to Work caseworker?

Join our Independent Access to Work Advisor, Alice, for this one-hour event aimed at neurodivergent employees, self-employed and business owners.

The aim of this event is to get you feeling prepared and confident about speaking to your Access to Work Case Manager.

This is PART 2 of our series of sessions. By the end of this session, you will:

1. Understand the overall process – what you can expect
2. Learn how you can prove financial viability (for self-employed only)
3. Get to grips with the Workplace Assessment
4. Prepare your case for a Support Worker
5. Get informed about common challenges you may encounter

Alice will spend around 30 minutes explaining the process, with time for brief clarification questions during the presentation. Afterward, there will be a Q&A for more in-depth questions.

Haven’t applied yet? Find more information about PART 1 here

Please note:
While we request that participants do not record the event, some may choose to do so. Therefore, we recommend not sharing any personal or identifying information during the session.

Series of Events

This is one of a series of events to help you through the entire Access to Work application process. This is PART 2 and focuses on preparing for the caseworker meeting:

• PART 1 – Before you apply: Prepare to submitting your application
• PART 2 – Applying together – get your application submitted on the day! (optional)
• PART 3 – Implementing and/or challenging your award to fit your needs

Access to Work is an incredible UK government initiative that has helped so many disabled people thrive in their jobs. We’ve seen firsthand how this support enables individuals not only to stay in work but to truly enjoy their roles. We’re extremely grateful for this scheme, and we’re committed to ensuring it continues to benefit those who need it by discouraging misuse and protecting its integrity.