Free neurodiversity resources
A signposting list for neurodivergent adults and children, and the people who support them - covering diagnosis, everyday support, work, housing, and more.
Whether you're newly diagnosed, supporting a family member, or exploring what neurodivergence might mean for you, finding the right first step can be the hardest part. This page brings together trusted charities, helplines, government schemes and practical tools in one place, organised by topic.
This list is designed as a starting point. It leans towards autistic adults who do not have a learning disability, but there are plenty of sections to help signpost you to relevant services, information and support. You can also download the full PDF to print or share.
From understanding a diagnosis and managing day-to-day life to navigating work and benefits, you’ll find useful websites, phone numbers and practical information throughout the pack.
What to expect from an autism assessment
Respond - support for people with a learning disability or autism who've experienced abuse, trauma or violence.
SHOUT - confidential 24/7 support for people in crisis.
Mind - autism and mental health
Apps for anxiety and overwhelm
To-do and scheduling e.g. Todoist, Trello
Reading and writing aids
Distraction blocking
White/ambient noise
Access to Work (gov.uk) - grants for practical support, mental health support at work, and communication support at interviews
CIPD - neurodiversity at work
ACAS
Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS)
Employability
Uptimize
Exceptional Individuals
Lady Rebel Club - for neurodivergent or disabled women in business
Thriving Autistic
Scope - career pathways advice for ages 15–25 in London/Leeds
Stonewall - support for LGBTQ+ communities, including inclusive workplaces
British Airways