posted on 2007-02-13, 11:00authored byBruce Stafford, Karl Ashworth, Abigail DavisAbigail Davis, Yvette Hartfree, Katherine HillKatherine Hill, Karen Kellard, Kate Legge, Siobhan McDonald, Sandra Reyes de Beaman, Jane Aston, J. Atkinson, Sara Davis, C. Evans, Jane Lewis, J. O'Regan, Tim Harries, Anne Kazimirski, Candice Pires, Andrew Shaw, C. Woodward
The New Deal for Disabled People (NDDP) is the major employment programme available to people claiming incapacity benefits. It is a voluntary programme that aims to help people with health conditions and disabilities move into sustained employment. A national network of around 65 Job Brokers deliver the programme.
The report synthesizes the findings from early research with NDDP participants, employers and those charged with delivering the programme. It provides an emerging picture of the first 18 months of the nationally extended NDDP. Over the course of the evaluation it is likely that the Job Broker service will continue to evolve, and findings on any changes and on longer-term outcomes will need to await further rounds of data collection.
History
School
Social Sciences
Department
Communication, Media, Social and Policy Studies
Research Unit
Centre for Research in Social Policy (CRSP)
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Citation
STAFFORD, B. et al (2004). Deal for Disabled People (NDDP) : first synthesis report. Research report (Great Britain. Dept. for Work and Pensions) ;199. Leeds : Corporate Document Services