Many of the organisations listed below either exist to give careers advice to students and graduates with a disability or have areas of their websites that serve the same purpose.
- AbilityNET – National charity and a leader in the field of computing and disability
- Association of Disabled Professionals - draws on the expertise of disabled professionals to improve the educational and employment opportunities of disabled people.
- BBC Extend Scheme – BBC-wide placement scheme offering appropriately qualified or experienced people 6 months paid work experience at the BBC
- Centre for Accessible Environments - aims to ensure an environment that is accessible for everyone
- Disability Now – online version of a national publication relating to disability issues. Includes employment and training information
- Disabled Workers - Employers who wish to actively encourage more applications from disabled job seekers beyond having an equal opportunities policy advertise on the disabled workers e-jobs portal
- DLF, the charity previously known as the Disabled Living Foundation - a national charity that provides free, impartial advice about all types of daily living equipment and mobility products for disabled adults
- Evenbreak - matching employers who value diversity with talented disabled candidates
- EmployAbility- Assisting disabled students and graduates into the workplace
- Premia - support for disabled researchers
- Remploy – facilitates the employment of people with disability
- Scope - includes pages on supporting graduates with disability with training and work placement opportunities
- SKILL – National Bureau for Students with Disabilities (Charity promoting opportunities for people with disability)
- MyPlusConsulting- resource for students and graduates with disabilities of all kinds, includes schemes and internships.
Funding
- The Snowdon Trust – grants to assist access to vocational and academic study
- Access to Work scheme – government support help people start, and stay in, work