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Episode 41: The Power of Supported Internships - In Conversation with Claire Cookson

Episode 41: The Power of Supported Internships - In Conversation with Claire Cookson

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This week on SEN Talks:

Salise & Adam are joined by Claire Cookson, former CEO of DFN Project Search and current head of Pathways Education, shares how supported internships are transforming lives of young adults with autism and learning disabilities. 💼✨

With partners like Amazon, NHS, and Goldman Sachs, DFN Project Search is redefining what inclusive employment looks like — and proving that diversity drives innovation and productivity! 🧠💡📈

From real stories of interns becoming essential team members to how these programmes shift entire workplace cultures, this episode is packed with hope, insight, and practical impact. ❤️🌍

✅ 70% of interns secure employment
✅ Big business is embracing neurodiverse talent
✅ Communities and individuals are thriving

🔗 Tune in now & let’s build a future where everyone belongs in the workplace!
#InclusionMatters #DFNProjectSearch #Neurodiversity #EmploymentForAll #PodcastDrop 🎙️🎉



This podcast has been produced by Geldards LLP, music is 'Sunshine' by lemonmusicstudio.


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