Supported Employment for people with learning disabilities, autism or both in East Sussex
Little Gate Supported Employment is a charity supporting adults and young people with learning disabilities, autism or both to gain skills, confidence and independence through training and employment. We work with individuals, families and employers to create inclusive opportunities and pathways into paid work.
Our Impact
Who We Support
We support adults and young people with learning disabilities, autism or both, across East Sussex and surrounding areas, recognising that everyone has individual strengths, goals and potential. Our tailored Supported Employment approach ensures each person receives the right support at the right time.
Trainees
We provide supported employment training, real work experience and personalised support to help trainees build skills, gain confidence and move into paid work.
Families and Carers
We support families and carers, helping you feel confident about future opportunities and outcomes, using clear communication and signposting.
Employers
We help employers across East Sussex and surrounding areas, build inclusive workplaces by matching the right person to the right role, with ongoing support for both employee and employer.
Volunteers
Our volunteers are an essential part of Little Gate. They help us, and our trainees, to achieve so much more than we otherwise could.
Supporters
Our supporters help fund and expand training, employment programmes and opportunities for people with Learning Disabilities, Autism or both.
Real stories.
Lasting impact.
Jordan Linstead
When Jordan began his Supported Apprenticeship, he was taking an important step towards greater independence and a career in health and social care. With tailored support, workplace adjustments and his own determination, he built practical skills, confidence and resilience. Over time, Jordan became more independent, comfortable at work and positive about his future in employment.
Real stories.
Lasting impact.
Jack McLean
When Jack joined Little Gate Farm, he felt lost, lacked confidence and was unsure about his future. Through tailored support, meaningful work experience and plenty of encouragement, Jack has transformed his outlook. Today, he has greater independence, strong friendships, a renewed sense of purpose and two paid jobs.
Real stories.
Lasting impact.
Abi
When Abi joined Little Gate College, confidence, trust and unfamiliar situations often felt overwhelming. Through ongoing support, friendships and work experience, she gradually built her independence and self-belief. Two years later, Abi graduated with qualifications, paid employment, stronger relationships and a renewed confidence in herself and her future.
Get Involved
Support our work creating employment opportunities for people with learning disabilities, autism or both. Whether you volunteer, donate, fundraise or partner with us, you can change lives through Supported Employment.
