Patchwork Hub®

Patchwork Hub® has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in March 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Patchwork Hub® are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • LinkedIn • Threads Besides social media accounts, patchworkhub has populated their site with: • Join Sony Music internships webinar • Direct Private Equity Fund (German Speaking) - 6-month internship: Target Start Date, mid June 2026 • Sign up for our newsletter • Join Patchwork Hub • About us • Employers - Find out more about our services • Candidates - Search and apply for jobs • Jobs with Sony Music UK • Accessibility Tester (Remote) • Jobs with the BBC (Extend programme) • Publicist, BBC • Change 100 Internship Scheme • Public sector jobs • Subscribe to LinkedIn newsletter • Connect with our Founder on LinkedIn • Accessibility Test Analyst job opportunity with Zoonou • Follow our Founder on Instagram • Researcher job opportunity with Unltd • Events Fundraising Officer job opportunity with Bowel Cancer UK • Communications Manager job opportunity with Unltd • Community Fundraising Assistant job opportunity with Bowel Cancer UK • Partnerships and Philanthropy Assistant job opportunity with Bowel Cancer UK • Read the Think Piece: Disability Confident: reform without results? • Community Fundraising Assistant, Bowel Cancer UK • Events Fundraising Officer, Bowel Cancer UK • Read Transreport article: Beyond Awareness Month Campaigns • Partnerships and Philanthropy Assistant, Bowel Cancer UK • Software Engineer - Year In Industry Programme • Read now: Final report of the Commission for Healthier Working Lives published • Junior Production Coordinator Apprenticeship (Level 4) - BBC Sport • Read now: Oxford alumna Beth Kume-Holland named one of the UK’s most influential disabled people • Listen now: Patchwork Hub Founder delivers Oxford University's Annual Disability Lecture • Read now: 'Disability inclusion in the workplace' with Aviva • Listen now: Sage's Sound Advice podcast ft. Beth Kume-Holland • Attend our Disability Lecture at Oxford Uni