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Sick In the City CIC

We're here for the business leaders who want to do better for the 33% of working-age adults who are disabled, chronically ill, and neurodiverse.

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Key Information

Regions served

Nationwide

Mission

Disabled People

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What we provide

We exist to connect the dots between talent-short organisations and talented disabled professionals.

SIC is breaking down the barriers that view employing disabled people as an act of charity. We are proving that not only are disabled people one of the biggest untapped sources of talent in the UK economy, but that for organisations, shifting to an inclusive work culture means access and breaking down barriers for everyone.

It’s time that D&I includes Disability.

Sectors we’ve worked in

All Sectors
Charity

Case Studies

Lab 42 A sumo digital studio
What Clients Say:

In Summer 2022, SIC delivered 2 workshops for line managers at Lab42 Gaming Studio. This workshop was our “Foundations of Neurodiversity in the Workplace”.

After the workshop, we asked the attendees for feedback:

100% of respondents said they found our workshop helpful.

100% of respondents said the feel equipped to have a conversation on neurodiversity with their team.

100% of respondents said they feel confident on the topic of neurodiversity in the workplace.


“SIC’s talk was seriously eye-opening in terms of what my department can be doing better and Wild as a company. As daunting as the task may be, SIC actually made me feel excited about the possible ways we can make Wild an accessible product and company for anyone.

Hopefully, we can work together in the future again to further these conversations!”

About us

We exist to connect the dots between talent-short organisations and talented disabled professionals.

SIC is breaking down the barriers that view employing disabled people as an act of charity. We are proving that not only are disabled people one of the biggest untapped sources of talent in the UK economy, but that for organisations, shifting to an inclusive work culture means access and breaking down barriers for everyone.