Epping Forest District Council opens inclusive employment grant scheme
The grant aims to help businesses cover costs like salaries, equipment, training, or start-up expenses.
A new grant of up to £25,000 is available for small and medium-sized businesses in the Epping Forest district looking to employ people with learning disabilities and autism.
The grant aims to help businesses cover costs like salaries, equipment, training, or start-up expenses.
The scheme is open to businesses with new, creative proposals that are viable and sustainable, and want to employ adults with learning disabilities or autism.
The deadline for applications is 16th January 2026.
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