
ALT Background with various shapes, the LaunchPAD and NDPAC logos and a graphic of a megaphone. Text reads: 'Join us for the Launch of the Voices in the Community research findings! Join us online on November 4th at 11 am to discover key research findings and take part in a meaningful discussion on improving inclusion and accessibility for disabled postgraduates. All are welcome. ISL and Captions will be provided'

ALT Image shows photograph of WAM Graduate Maeve smiling at the camera. The statistic reads '88% of graduates reported that they had a better understanding of what types of supports they need within the workplace.' The quote from Maeve reads 'The needs assessment I had supported me a lot because it empowered me to know what I needed… when I went to other jobs, it helped me to be clear on what I wanted. It empowered me to be more assertive and confident'. The WAM logo is also shown.

ALT Image shows photograph of WAM Graduate Megan smiling at the camera. The stat reads that '98% of WAM graduates disclose their disability to their employer while on a WAM placement.' The quote from Megan is 'Take up space. Don't be afraid to advocate for yourself and your needs… it's so so important to speak up for yourself and allow your voice to be heard.' The WAM logo can also be seen.

ALT Image shows WAM Graduate Colman smiling at the camera. The stat reads '81% of WAM graduates secured employment as a direct result of their WAM placement.' Colman's quote is 'The fact is we all have to start from somewhere and you should be proud of the journey you take.' The WAM logo is also pictured.

ALT Image shows WAM Graduate Conor smiling at the camera. The stat is that 92% of WAM graduates gained confidence in their ability to work in mainstream environments. The quote from Conor reads 'I really saw this as the opportunity that I need to prove to myself and future potential employers that I was capable and able to perform in a full time role.' The WAM logo is also pictured.

ALT Purple recruitment poster from AHEAD's WAM Programme. Large white text at the top reads "Hiring" . Below it says "Are you a graduate with a disability seeking work? Apply for our ringfenced positions with Pfizer, Grange Castle" -23.5 month contract - 3 rotation block grad programme. Min NFQ Level 8 - Science and Engineering. Start date: September 2026. Closing 12pm Wednesday 15th October 2025. The WAM logo and contact email ([email protected]) are in the bottom right.

ALT Text reads 'Think Twice. Free Online Workshop: Mental Health at Work. October 1st from 12pm - 1pm. In collaboration with Saol Clubhouse, this workshop will: Offer practical strategies, useful tools, and insights on supporting your mental health at work. Explore the journeys of Saol Clubhouse members with lived experience of managing their mental health in the workplace.' Image also includes AHEAD and Saol Clubhouse logos.

ALT Purple graphic with WAM and AHEAD logos. Text reads: Why register on the WAMWorks Database? Paid Graduate Roles: paid, mentored positions with inclusive employers specifically for graduates with disabilities. Priority Notifications: Be the first to hear about new WAM Opportunities. Priority access to events: Employability skills workshops and Building the Future, AHEAD's annual careers fair. Visit www.ahead.ie/wamworks to create your account!

ALT A dark-themed graphic featuring the text: “Are you compliant with the European Accessibility Act?” in a yellow box at the top. Below, the word “ARK” is displayed in large white letters with colorful accent lines, next to a multicolored square logo containing icons representing media, sound waves, documents, and a magnifying glass. At the bottom, another yellow box reads: “Accessibility Resources & Know-how.”

ALT Siobhán Mungovan is a smiling woman with red hair, glasses, and a floral black outfit sits at her office desk in Clare County Council Headquarters. A computer screen and office supplies are visible behind her. The headline above reads: "Workplace Wellbeing: Breaking the barriers that block disabled people's careers." The caption notes that many disabled people in Ireland are able to work but face employment barriers.

ALT Informational graphic for "The WAM Programme – Frequently Asked Questions" presented by AHEAD. The image includes the AHEAD logo at the top, the WAM logo with the email "@ahead.ie" at the bottom, and decorative illustrations such as lightbulbs, question marks, and a thinking person. The design is simple and conveys that the content is related to answering common questions about the WAM Programme.

ALT A graphic badge design with three horizontal sections. The top section is dark grey with white text that reads "Reasonable Accommodations." The middle section is gold with the AHEAD logo in white. The bottom section is bright yellow and features a black circle with a stylized accessibility icon inside. A red ribbon in the top-right corner of the image displays the word "NEW!" in bold white text.

ALT Purple-themed graphic with white and bolded text announcing a hiring opportunity. The heading reads: "Hiring." Below it, the text says: "Are you a graduate with a disability seeking work? Apply for our Ringfenced positions with ESB." A list of job details follows with left-pointing arrows: 8 Paid Positions 9 month contract Roles vary between Hybrid and in office Closing 12pm, Wednesday 2nd of July 2025 At the bottom right, the WAM logo and email address ([email protected]) are displayed.

ALT Screenshot of a virtual meeting with four participants. Top left: a smiling woman labeled "Erica - AHEAD" wearing headphones and a striped shirt. Top right: a man labeled "Dara Ryder" in a light green shirt, also smiling with headphones on. Bottom left: a man labeled "Conor Thompson" with glasses and a light blue shirt, in front of a teal background with the AONTAS logo and text "The Voice of Adult Learning." Bottom right: a woman labeled "Elaine Cohalan" wearing headphones and a black top, in front of a white background with the NALA logo.











