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Welcome to Team Domenica

Based in Brighton & Hove, Team Domenica equips people with learning disabilities and autism – our candidates – with the skills and experiences they need to thrive in meaningful employment. We guide them through personalised training programmes and partnerships, building confidence, independence, and a sense of purpose.

Our Impact

4.7%

of adults with learning disabilities are in paid work in England (DHSC, 2025)

76%

of Team Domenica candidates find work through our Supported Internship Programme

82%

of our young people sustain their roles for two years or more

60+

employers are part of our network, leading the way in inclusive employment

83%

of our community have positively changed their perception of people with learning disabilities in the workplace

85%+

of Team Domenica candidates feel happier, more confident, independent and skilled

Learn more about how Team Domenica are opening minds, changing lives, and making an impact

Our Impact
Team Domenica candidate, Jack, in paid work at Brighton i360

Our Candidates

Our pioneering model worksit’s been tried and tested over ten years. We create meaningful opportunities for people with learning disabilities and autism – known as ‘candidates’ to reflect their readiness for work. 

In 2018, with the help of our personalised training programmes, Jack secured a job at Brighton i360. He was thrilled to receive his first pay cheque and loves spending his earnings on days out with his boyfriend.

I’ve been working [at Brighton i360] for seven or eight years. That’s a long time I must admit! Team Domenica helped me get my job and I am very happy here. I feel confident. I like to meet customers and staff to be honest. I am proud!

Jack, employed at Brighton i360

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Dive in and make a difference at Great Lengths 2024!

Are you looking for a way to challenge yourself and support young people with learning disabilities? With distances from 50m – 5km, and the opportunity to swim as an individual or team, why not go to Great Lengths this September?