IWORK4ME is the only Scottish Charity providing specialised support to autistic people who wish to become self-employed.
We recognise the challenges faced daily by autistic people and that the world of employment can be extremely stressful. It is our belief that there are significant advantages to self-employment and that this ultimate goal is achievable given the right support.
IWORK4ME promotes the benefits of self-employment through our unique FREE Business Mentoring service. At a pace to suit you, our fully trained, sympathetic Business Mentors guide you step-by-step from the initial abstract thinking through to making your business idea a reality.
Furthermore we seek to develop the understanding of what makes good practice and innovation in supported self-employment.

IWORK4ME believes that a meaningful employment experience is key to a successful and fulfilling life.
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In their words…
I have struggled for years to find employment, and have only ever managed to find temporary jobs and very few of these. It was only after a late diagnosis of Asperger’s that I realised why this was. IWORK4ME is the only organisation that has been willing to work with me over the long-term, giving me the support and encouragement that I need to regain my confidence and move forward.
Alex of Beacon Genealogy www.beacongenealogy.co.uk
In memory of Sue Hope
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the sudden passing of our dear colleague, business partner and friend, Sue Hope, on 28th August 2025.
Sue was at the heart of IWORK4ME since before our services went live in 2012. Her unfailing vision, determination and good humour shaped the organisation, guided us through the pandemic, and ensured that no one went unsupported during difficult times.
To her family, Sue was a “wonder woman”, a devoted wife to Jamie, loving mum to Cal and Fin, and the rock of their family. To all of us, she was a remarkable mentor, colleague and friend: generous, professional, and passionate about helping others. Her warmth, broad smile and colourful scarves brightened every day, and she will be profoundly missed.
On behalf of the Board of Trustees, staff and all those whose lives she touched, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Jamie, Cal, Fin and Sue’s wider family.
Funeral details will be shared in due course.