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Work and Access

Funding for the equipment, adaptations and in work support that make a job workable, up to €25,000 for adaptations.

Last checked July 2026

What it is

Practical supports to help a person with a disability get or keep a job, and to help their employer. It replaced the Reasonable Accommodation Fund and the Disability Awareness Support Scheme. It covers a Workplace Needs Assessment (up to €2,500), work equipment and assistive technology (up to €12,000), workplace adaptations (up to €25,000), an in-work support or job coach (up to €12,500 a year), sign language interpreting, a personal reader, and disability equality training for staff (up to €20,000).

Who can get it

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How to apply

Applications go through DSP. The official page has the full eligibility rules and the application itself.

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Checked against the official source on 26 July 2026. Always confirm the details on the official page before applying.

Questions people ask

What does Work and Access cover?

A workplace needs assessment up to €2,500, assistive equipment up to €12,000, workplace adaptations up to €25,000 and in work support or a job coach up to €12,500 a year.

What happened to the Reasonable Accommodation Fund?

Work and Access replaced it, along with the Disability Awareness Support Scheme.

Is Work and Access for the employee or the employer?

Both. It funds the supports that make the job work, which helps the employee do the job and the employer keep them.

How much can I get for workplace adaptations?

Up to €25,000, which is the largest of the four strands.

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