Neuro Unity Knowledge Hub
Finding reliable information about neurodiversity is exhausting. It is scattered across dozens of websites, buried in jargon, or written by people who have never lived it.
The Neuro Unity Knowledge Hub exists to change that. It brings everything neurodiversity related together under one roof, so that neurodivergent people, their families and the organisations that support them can find what they need without having to search for it.
What You’ll Find In The Hub
Guides to each type of neurodiversity
Clear, plain English explanations of autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and more, written to inform rather than overwhelm.
Diagnosis and pathways
What the NHS diagnostic route actually looks like, what the private route involves and how to decide what is right for you.
nhs and official resources
Trusted UK guidance gathered in one place, so you are not left guessing which sources to rely on.
support services and groups
Where to find peer support, both online and in person, along with the charities doing the work, including ADHD Aware and the National Autistic Society.
how to guides
Practical help with everyday life, from workplace adjustments and sensory sensitivities to managing energy and routine.
for families and loved ones
Resources for parents, partners, siblings and carers who want to understand and support the neurodivergent people in their lives.
navigating relationships
Honest guidance for neurodivergent and neurotypical people alike on communication, connection and understanding each other better.
Lived experience accounts
First hand accounts from neurodivergent people about what has worked, what has not and what they wish they had known sooner.
work, school and university
Practical guidance on reasonable adjustments, disclosure and support at every stage, from the classroom to the interview room to the job you already have.
Explore The Knowledge Hub
Whether you are newly diagnosed, waiting on an assessment, supporting someone you love or simply trying to understand a colleague better, everything in here is open to you.
Get Involved. Help Us Build It
The Hub is only as good as the voices behind it, and we have never pretended to have all the answers on our own.
If you have a guide, a resource or an insight that would help someone else, we want to see it. If your organisation offers support, training or services that neurodivergent people and their families should know about, we would like to hear from you about being listed.
There is nothing about us without us, so please do get in touch at hello@neurounity.org.uk.
Kindly Sponsored By Komz
The Neuro Unity Knowledge Hub is kindly sponsored by Komz, whose support makes it possible for us to keep the Hub open to everyone who needs it.