Steps at Strawberry Field
Are you looking for the next step in life? Then join us at 'Steps at Strawberry Field'
Our Steps at Strawberry Field programmes combine training with real-world work experience to help young adults with learning difficulties, neurodivergent conditions, or other barriers to employment move into paid work. The programmes create opportunities for people who are 18+ across the Liverpool City Region, all with individual support provided by a dedicated work coach.
Steps at Strawberry Field programmes
Steps to Work
A programme for young adults with learning difficulties or other barriers to employment.
Steps to Work lite
A lighter, more condensed version of our Steps to Work programme.
Steps for Students
A lighter version of our Steps to Work programme aimed at students.
Learning Hub
Work-based placements through Strawberry Field.
Our goal is to help people to realise their career aspirations. Our programmes have been designed to support and empower young people who may have learning difficulties, who are neurodivergent or may have other barriers to employment.
Alongside our foundational Steps to Work programme, the Steps at Strawberry Field programmes includes ‘Steps to Work lite’, a more condensed versions of the original Steps to Work and 'Steps for Students' aimed at connecting students with employers.
Meet Adele
Meet Adele Murphy, Steps to Work Manager at Strawberry Field, leading employability support and community programmes in Liverpool.
Meet Sarah
Discover Sarah’s role at Strawberry Field and how her dedication helps drive community programs, wellbeing support and life-changing opportunities.
Meet Chris
Employment Development Co-ordinator at Strawberry Field
Meet Becky
Rebecca Roberts, Employment Development Coordinator
Meet Hema
Learn about Hema from Strawberry Field, whose passion for empowering individuals strengthens our community through support and opportunity.
Meet Lynne
Discover Lynne’s work at Strawberry Field, helping shape supportive programmes that transform lives and foster community growth and wellbeing.
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