Supporting Local Services to Create Accessible, Neuroinclusive Communities

We work with councils, Jobcentres, community hubs, police, probation and prison services to strengthen neuroinclusion, improve communication, and support positive pathways into education and employment.

Who we support

  • Local Authorities & Community Teams

    Training and support for community development, inclusion, and adult learning teams.

  • Jobcentres & Employability Services

    Jobcentres & Employability Services

    Neuroinclusive training and practical tools for Work Coaches supporting neurodivergent jobseekers.

  • Community Hubs, CICs & VCSE Providers

    Community Hubs, CICs & VCSE Providers

    Joint programmes that reach underserved communities and improve access to support.

  • Police, Probation & Prison Service

    Police, Probation & Prison Service

    Neuroinclusion training and structured programmes that support safer communication, rehabilitation and transition into work.

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Neuroinclusion Training for Public Services

What We Offer

Practical neuroinclusion support designed for public services and community programmes.

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Support for Neurodivergent Staff

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Employment & Transitions Support for Neurodivergent People

Roll for Inclusion: Community & Rehabilitation Programme

A creative, structured programme that builds communication, confidence and problem-solving skills through collaborative storytelling.

Feedback From Teams and Participants

  • “Expert understanding and clear practical advice likely to lead to better experiences for students and teachers.”

    — Laurie, Sessional Tutor

  • “Extremely well presented, with a strong focus on participation and practical application.”

    — Teacher

  • “Attend! Very informative and interesting – the slides with the practical ‘challenges to look out for’ in the classroom and the slides around what you can do practically were especially useful!”

    — Cara, Quality Improvement & Assurance Lead

  • “This session is incredibly useful for anyone, whether or not they consider themselves neurodivergent. It was fabulous and I’d love to hear more!”

    — Alex, Quality Assurance and Improvement Lead

  • “Very informative but done in such a way you think about your own behaviour and how you come across to neurodiverse learners and the impact that has.”

    — Enrolment and Onboarding Agent

Ready to Strengthen Neuroinclusion in Your Local Services?

We’d love to work with you to support your staff, communities and programmes. Whether you’re exploring training for frontline teams, employment support for neurodivergent residents, or creative rehabilitation programmes, we can shape something that fits your priorities and capacity.