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Understanding Neurodiversity: Bridging the Gap
Why Working Together to Support Our Neurodiverse Community is Important.
At NeuroDiverse Community CIC, we believe that meaningful collaboration is key to creating a more inclusive, understanding, and supportive environment for all neurodiverse individuals—both within civilian life and the Armed Forces.
We are proud to work in partnership with a wide network of stakeholders and organisations, including the Ministry of Defence (MOD), NHS, Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), North Yorkshire Dales, Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club (AFVBC), National Lottery, Two Ridings Community Foundation, North Yorkshire Council, the Green Howards Museum, and many more.
These collaborations are essential in helping us deliver the resources, support, and opportunities that individuals with neurodiverse conditions need to flourish.
Together, we are building a community where everyone feels seen, supported, and empowered.
By uniting across sectors, we can ensure that no one is left behind—and that every individual has access to the tools and accommodations they need to live a fulfilling life.
Let us work hand in hand to build a more supportive and accepting community for all individuals, regardless of their neurodiverse differences.
NeuroDiverse Community CIC signpost individuals and families to organisations who may be able to offer more specialised support.
These organisations are listed below:
WHO WE WORK WITH
Achieving for Children
A not for profit organisation that is focused on supporting children and young people to live safe, happy, healthy and successful lives.
We provide children's services for Kingston, Richmond and Windsor & Maidenhead Councils.
ADHD UK
ADHD UK is by people with ADHD for people with ADHD.
ADHD UK was founded in 2020 with a mission to help those affected by ADHD – either those that have the condition or people close to them: family, friends, employers, and co-workers.
ADHD UK is a charity funded solely from personal donations – of both time and money. ADHD is a condition that affects a significant number of people in the UK and, as every person is unique, it impacts individuals differently. ADHD UK aims to help people navigate their life with ADHD, they want to reduce the stigma that some attach to those with ADHD, build awareness, and undertake or fund research that will have a meaningful positive impact on those with ADHD.
ADHD UK are a registered charity with charity number 1188365.
Afasic
Afasic supports and provides information for families with children and young adults who have Speech Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) with a focus on Developmental Language Disorder (DLD).
Afasic’s vision is that every child and young person with speech, language and communication needs should be enabled to overcome the challenges they face and become the best they can be.
Afasic’s core purpose is to provide information and support for parents and carers, and also to health, education and care professionals, to enable them to better understand, help and advocate for children with speech, language and communication needs; and to enable children and young people to develop key skills, improve social integration and gain access to educational and legal entitlements.
Army Carers Net
Army Carers Net is run by serving personnel and spouses who have caring responsibilities.
They have a support group on Facebook and have produced the Army Supportability Guide which is an in-depth manual on the support and process available to Armed Forces families.