Neurodiversity at
Work Training

Picture: Training delivery for Norwich City Community Sports Foundation

Did you know that people who are neurodiverse are twice as likely to be unemployed?

That's why we, working alongside participants with lived experience, are delighted to be able to offer Neurodiversity at Work training, thanks to the support of the UEA Enterprise Fund.

As a social enterprise that works with people who are long term unemployed, we've engaged with hundreds of neurodiverse people over the years that have skills and talent but unfortunately, find traditional working environments difficult to thrive in.

Over the course of three hours, you and your teams will learn how to support colleagues who are neurodiverse, in fun, practical and interactive sessions. The sessions will build your understanding of different neurodiverse conditions, explores strengths and challenges, and provides actionable ways to support neurodivergent colleagues to thrive at work.

Our training is created by people with lived experience and delivered by people with lived experience, empowering them to educate from their experience.

“The training was a great chance to focus on something we don’t usually get time for. It felt really inclusive, and it was brilliant that it was led by people with lived experience, it made everything more real and relatable. The Rippleacts team kept it fun and engaging, breaking things down in a way that was easy to take in. It really showed how small changes and a bit more awareness can go a long way in helping everyone feel welcome and able to do their best at work."

Norwich City Community Sports Foundation

Why should we deliver your neurodiversity at work training?

Profits for Social Good

As a social enterprise, all of our profits are reinvested back into our services which means that when you pay a fee for training, you know it is going towards supporting people back into work.

Our training is also delivered by our participants, who are paid for their contributions, getting them closer to work and empowering them to educate from their experience.

Innovative, effective training

Our training is co-created with people who have lived experience of neurodiversity so you know the content is accurate, realistic and effective.

Competitive, transparent pricing

We understand that researching training options can be overly complicated and many organisations are operating on a budget. That's why we deliver all of our training as a flat fee, with discounts available for nonprofits.

Standard Costs: £450

Non Profit Costs: £370