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Podcast Episode 87 The pandemic will have a disproportionate effect on the lives of young people with additional needs. This is true.  But whilst there are organisations out there like Spectrum designs then it’s not all bad news. In this episode, the final episode in my series on the impact of the pandemic on employment for young people with additional needs, I talk to Tim and Patrick from Spectrum Designs about how they have dealt with the last year and how they are committed to keep moving forward to create even more work opportunities. As they say we are a community and it’s time for communities to work together. To quote from from a Spectrum Designs post  “When Social Isolation Is No Longer A Thing Let’s Make Sure It’s No Longer A Thing”

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