Enterprises and supported employment

Brandon’s goal is to set people free to live more fulfilled lives. One of the ways we do this is through our social enterprises in the Bristol, South Gloucestershire, and North Somerset areas.

Ranging from high street boutiques to ceramics studios, a working care farm, cafes, and a packaging service for NHS transplant retrieval kits, our enterprises offer people with learning disabilities and/or autism opportunities to gain work skills, vocational training, and paid employment.

Every cup of tea, slice of homemade cake, second-hand clothing, handcrafted pottery, and vegetable box purchased (among the many amazing products we sell!), is making a difference to the lives of people with learning disabilities and autism where you live. So, thank you for your support and we look forward to welcoming you back to our enterprises again soon!

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Every time you visit one of our enterprises, you are supporting the people we support to live life the way they choose.

Our Enterprises

Enquire about supported employment and trainee placements

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A placement fee is charged for each trainee or supported employee position at our social enterprises.

Placements are provided for 46 weeks of the year. There are weeks that we close (Christmas, Easter etc). There are weeks where you can choose to take leave from your placement. The process will be explained to you if you receive a placement with us.


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Please be aware that placements at our social enterprises often start at trainee level and progress to supported employment where you then receive a wage for the hours you work. We also work with agencies which aim to help you gain paid employment in the open job market.