General service articles

The Asylum Seekers and Refugees Service, from Livewell Southwest, works with asylum seekers and refugees in order to promote social inclusion and fair access to health services.

At Ease offers information, advice, advocacy and counselling services to Members of the Armed Forces and their families. These are sometimes especially needed by Members of the Armed Forces aged 16-18 years old.

Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust is the largest provider of adult hearing services in the South West Peninsula, seeing over 30,000 patients each year.

Autistic Adults in Plymouth provides a safe place for discussion and arrange social meetings to play card and board games.

We are a support provider using our technology platform AutonoMe to deliver independent living skills to people with learning disabilities. We work with Local Authorities to help cost efficiently further the independence of their learning disability population. Our software enables service users to scan any item around their home with a smart device and it plays a 'how to' video for example; scanning the kettle with an iPad and it plays 'how to make a cup of coffee' video. We achieve this by combining the power of 'how to' videos, mobile technology, QR Codes and our bespoke data analytics system to improve independence and reduce the need for paid care.

Babcock International Group have a range of apprenticeships across different locations and if you have an interest in business, engineering or science and technology they could have a role to suit you.

Bader Information on Limb Loss (BILL) is an online resource to help individuals with congenital or acquired limb loss.

The Barbican Theatre is a creative arts organisation situated in the historic Barbican area of Plymouth. We produce new theatre and contemporary dance with young people as leaders. We encourage our audiences and participants to visit us and take part.

Beat is the UK's eating disorder charity. Our vision is an end to the pain and suffering caused by eating disorders.

Beckly is a Routeways project where disabled children and young people can enjoy positive and inclusive fun social activities in a friendly, caring and supportive environment at our accessible premises located in beautiful Radford Park, Plymstock.