Mohammed Moossun
Mohammed Moossun, who has cerebral palsy, was visiting the Eiffel Tower, enjoying the Parisian skyline, when his phone rang and he was offered his dream job.
After 18 months of being out-of-work delighted Mohammed and his fiancée could now look forward to planning their future together. Mohammed, who lives in Hackney, is now working for Regal London, one of the capital’s leading property developers, which constructs residential led mixed-use developments throughout London.
"I love my new job and everyone in the team has been really supportive and friendly. The role was initially based on the upper floor which would have posed a problem especially using the metal stairs in wet weather. Ingeus worked closely with the company to make reasonable adjustments and I was moved to the ground floor. I have also been given a bigger second screen as reading on my laptop was difficult."
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