Case Studies
Customer with age related macular degeneration can enjoy her independence thanks to the ECL Sensory Team
Meet Jean … Jean suffers from age related macular degeneration and her sight loss was beginning to make certain everyday tasks more difficult. Having been discharged from any formal treatment programme, Jean was referred to ECL’s Sensory Service for further support and, thanks to her Rehabilitation Worker, has now been given the tools to enable her to enjoy her independence…
Jason's Story - Stop! Look! Listen!
ECL Inclusive Employment team help prepare candidate for new job as a Crossing Patrol Guard.
Sue
Susan started her working life as an auxiliary nurse in London, but a move to West Sussex meant she had to leave the healthcare job she loved behind. After enjoying a diverse career which saw her tackle roles varying from lifeguard to small business owner, seven years ago Susan decided it was time to return to her caring roots with ECL
Rebecca
Rebecca has been with ECL for more than a decade, joining the business as a Community Care Assistant back in 2012. Since then, her career in care has gone from strength to strength. With the support of ECL, ambitious Rebecca is now a Learning Disabilities Service Manager and she’s enjoying her job as much today as she did all those years ago…
Hannah
When Hannah decided to move on from her role supporting elderly people living with dementia in a nursing home, she carefully researched new opportunities. After trawling through listings for care jobs in West Sussex to no avail, she came across an exciting vacancy with ECL and the company’s positive reviews spoke for themselves…
Becky
After completing an internship encouraging employers to be more inclusive in their hiring strategies, Becky was inspired to find a job which would allow her to provide more hands on, practical support for people looking for work. So, when she came across a vacancy for a Job Coach with ECL’s Inclusive Employment team she wasted no time in applying