SUSE News: EASE App is Live!
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 10th June 2026
A new app from the Scottish Association for Supported Employment (SUSE) for helping people stay well in work
A new app to support disabled people in employment, overcome challenges, help them stay well and motivated has been launched by Scottish Union of Supported Employment.
EASE connects users to tailored support services, resources and guidance, based on their needs and locality, including wellbeing resources, and career development tips.
The app has been made possible via the Scottish Government funding administered by The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE). The Self Management Fund for Scotland aims to empower people living with long term conditions, disabled people and unpaid carers to take control their health, care and wellbeing.
EASE was designed by SUSE members and partners who bring expertise and lived experience ensuring that it’s accessible, practical and relevant.
You can download the EASE App today – on your app store search: suse ease app or click on www.suse.org.uk
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