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Every contribution helps us continue our mission as a non-profit dedicated to empowering neurodivergent individuals at work. Your support enables us to deliver training, resources, and advocacy. Thank you for helping us make a difference.

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We’re always looking to collaborate with organisations that share our vision of inclusive, neurodiversity-friendly workplaces. By partnering with us, you’ll be supporting long-term change while showing your commitment to equity and inclusion.

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Businesses can support inclusion too.

Partner with us through tailored training and consultancy to create workplaces where neurodivergent people can thrive.

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  • "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".

    - WEA 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

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