business loans & mentoring
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Honor
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Hi, does anyone know of any organisations that provide mentoring and business loans for disabled people? I have a physical limitation and an idea for a little business I could run from home which would require relatively small startup costs and hopefully eventually also provide employment for my son who has autism after he leaves school if he struggles to find employment too.
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You will probably need a business plan not as daunting as it sounds, google that for some ideas,your own bank might be as good as anywhere to start.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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Welcome to the community @Honor, how are you doing?
I'm tagging @Ren_Scope from Support to Work who might be able to offer you further guidance.
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It might be worth having a look at or getting in touch with UnLtd, @Honor. They provide backing for social enterprises in terms of support and sometimes funding - https://www.unltd.org.uk/our-support/how-we-can-help/Community Manager
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