By providing tailored Virtual Assistant support for clients funded through the Access to Work scheme, I understand the unique needs of neurodiverse clients, including those with ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and autism.

Access to Work is funded by the government to support people with a physical or mental health condition or disability in finding work, or helping them to stay in work whether they are employed or self employed.

How Access to Work can help you:

This grant offers measurable support, incorporating specialised equipment and covering expenses associated with engaging a Virtual Assistant, like myself, to enhance your productivity.

My offerings encompass a diverse array of support services tailored to ease your professional path, including:

• Administrative support: Managing emails, diary management, coordinating schedules and ensuring commitments are not double booked.

• Organisational tasks: From efficient planning to effective time management, I'm here to provide invaluable assistance in optimising your productivity.

• Life admin: Reminders for those important dates, appointments or tasks to ensure that they are not forgotten.

Recognising that a ‘one-size fits all’ approach doesn't suit everyone, each individual requires a customised approach to support their productivity and well-being. My goal is to empower you to thrive in your work by providing personalised support tailored to your unique needs.

So, let's work together towards a brighter, more accessible future!

For more information, contact Janet at J A Executive PA Services / Janet@jaexecutive.co.uk