This report describes a range of innovative approaches to employment for people with disability around the world, selected based on scalability and impact. It identifies emerging trends in inclusive employment, such as digital training platforms, internship and entrepreneurship programs, the expansion of assistive technologies, and job creation for people with autism or intellectual disability.

An evaluation of Brain in Hand – a UK support service for people with autism, ADHD and mental health conditions combining on-demand human support and digital tools. Users of the service reported improved health-related quality of life, reduced anxiety, and better management of social anxiety and feelings of overwhelm which suggests digital tools can play...

Some people with disability may need assistive technology to support them to do their job. This can include items like screen reading software, visual alert systems and reaching devices. This video contains information about assistive technology.

This report identifies promising models of innovation that can create alternative options to group homes, spanning housing, support and technology. It shows that while there are only pockets of innovation in Australia, other countries have managed to scale up innovative models of housing and living supports that are delivering better outcomes for people with disability...

This report collates international resources to help advance the adoption of accessible technology solutions for public transport. The aim is to give an overview of technology case examples, as well as to provide practical steps and resources for policymakers to support the adoption of new and emerging technologies to enhance access to transportation.