Faye Coleridge talks about her experiences as a first time and second time mother at Capita, and her work to set up a support scheme for new parents.

Adebimpe Makinde talks about the support she’s had to reach her ambitious goals as a lead business analysis manager and Chair of the Black Employee Network.

Lisa talks about having dyslexia and ADHD, and her experience working at Capita as a disability assessor and clinical trainer before progressing to a lead role.

Read how senior business analyst Obidike made a difference throughout the pandemic, and how he's progressed his career in Capita Public Services.

Find out how Laura helps Army candidates change their lives and discover new opportunities as a recruitment supervisor in our Capita RPP team.

Paul McDerby is a former Great Britain Wheelchair Rugby athlete, who won bronze and silver medals at the European and World Championships. He’s also been working for Capita for over 12 years and is now an application consultant within Shared Services. He’s been speaking to us about his background and his experience of working for Capita as a wheelchair user.

For Neal Mankey, Director of Healthcare Practice at Veredus (part of Capita), being diagnosed with ADHD at age 41 has helped answer a lot of questions about his behaviours, feelings and emotions – and has changed life for the better.

Wellbeing can mean different things to different people which is why we offer support across a wide range of topics to help our people better navigate both their work and their home lives.

Priscilla Lingwood feels that the fantastic support at Capita means she’s closer to achieving her ambitions and helping others achieve theirs too.