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Your PA Services
Let us handle the details so you can focus on what really matters.
Your PA Services
Let us handle the details so you can focus on what really matters.
Access to Work
What is Access to work?
Access to Work is a UK government scheme that provides funding to help individuals with disabilities or health conditions remain in work. This can include funding for practical support, such as virtual assistant services, workplace adjustments, or travel assistance.
We specialise in providing virtual assistant support to clients receiving Access to Work funding. You can learn more about the scheme, eligibility, and how to apply via the official Access to Work.
Eligibility:
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You must live in England, Scotland, or Wales. (Northern Ireland has a similar scheme but operates separately.)
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You must be 16 or older and in or about to start paid work, including apprenticeships or self-employment.
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Your health condition or disability must impact your ability to perform your job or travel to and from work.
To apply, you can contact Access to Work through the Gov.uk website or by phone. Once an application is made, an assessment will determine the appropriate support based on individual needs.
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How is Access to Work related to Virtual Assistant Support?
I currently support several clients who receive Access to Work funding, many of whom have health conditions like ADHD or Autism. This scheme can provide funding for virtual assistant support,admin support, and business assistance tailored to the unique needs of individuals with disabilities or health conditions. Whether you're employed, self-employed, or running a limited company, Access to Work funding can help you access the support you need to thrive in your role or business.
How Can I Help Someone with ADHD or Autism?
I offer all the usual virtual assistant services, but with adjustments tailored to your specific needs. My approach has been refined through experience working with Access to Work clients, particularly those with ADHD or Autism. Here's how I can help:
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Managing Distractions: Keeping you focused and on track with tasks.
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Meeting Deadlines: Helping you stay on top of important dates and deliverables.
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Time Management: Supporting you in organising your schedule more effectively.
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Reducing Overwhelm: Breaking down tasks into manageable steps to help you feel in control.
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Project Progression: Ensuring your projects move forward smoothly.
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Delegation: Helping you decide which tasks to delegate so you can focus on higher priorities.
Support with Access to Work
Access to Work can provide up to £62,900* per year to support individuals with physical or mental health conditions or disabilities to stay in work. We know the application process can feel overwhelming, so let us guide you through it!
Here’s how we can help:
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Explaining the Process: Clear guidance on how the scheme works.
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Application Assistance: Helping you complete your application and gather the necessary documents.
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Providing Quotes: Supplying formal quotes for virtual assistant services that meet Access to Work requirements.
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Ongoing Support: Assisting with monthly claim forms after you’ve received your grant.
Ready to Start
Whether you’ve already applied for Access to Work funding or are just exploring your options, I’d love to chat. Here’s what we can cover in a free consultation call
Your Business or Work
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How your business operates, your current processes, and areas where you need help
Access to Work Process
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Steps for applying, managing claims, and how I can provide a formal quote for your application.
Timelines
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Typical timeframes for approval and what to expect.
Working Together
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How my services will be tailored to your specific needs, including considerations for your health condition.
Let’s Work Together
Get in touch so we can start working together.