Our Services
Neuroinclusion, Put Into Practice
Awareness is not the same as inclusion. Neuro Unity works with organisations, communities and government to turn good intentions into things that genuinely change how neurodivergent people are treated.
We’re Passionate About Promoting and Championing Neuroinclusion
At Neuro Unity we offer a comprehensive suite of services, alongside an extensive knowledge hub covering everything neurodiversity related. Whether you are an employer, a public body or a neurodivergent person looking for support, there is a place for you here.
Website And Apps Accessibility Audits
We assess your website and apps through a neurodivergent lens, looking at navigation, readability and usability, then give you a clear set of actions you can actually implement.
Advocacy, Policy And Lobbying
We work with government, the NHS, healthcare bodies and employers to secure the support, resources and acceptance neurodivergent people are entitled to, and we campaign for neurodivergence to be protected in the same way as race or religion.
Support Groups And Meet Ups
Safe, welcoming spaces online and in person where neurodivergent people can connect, share their experiences and be understood, facilitated by people who genuinely get it.
Neurodiversity In The Workplace Training
Delivered with our partner Thrive Neurodiversity and Mental Health, our Aware webinars and Champion workshops equip your people to lead cultural change from the inside.
Campaigns and Events
Awareness campaigns, a forthcoming podcast interviewing key voices in neurodiversity, and an awards programme to showcase the organisations getting it right.
Knowledge Hub
Everything neurodiversity related under one roof, from diagnostic pathways and NHS resources to guides for families and how to guides for everyday life.
Built By People Who Live It
Every service on this page comes from the same place. Our team is a blend of neurodivergent and neurotypical people, many of whom have spent a lifetime trying to fit into a world that was never designed for them, alongside others with decades of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families.
That matters, because neuroinclusion done badly is worse than nothing. A training session that ticks a box. A policy nobody reads. A website that still cannot be used. We would rather do fewer things properly than many things for show. There is nothing about us without us, and it shapes everything we do.
In practice, that means we design with neurodivergent people rather than for them. It means we say when something is not working, even when it would be easier not to. It means our recommendations are things we would want applied to our own working lives, not a generic checklist lifted from somewhere else.
Interested In Working With Us?
Get in touch at hello@neurounity.org.uk and tell us what you are trying to change. We will be straight with you about how we can help.