About Neurodiversity Spark
Who we are
Neurodiversity Spark is a lived-experience-led organisation supporting neurodivergent people and the organisations they interact with.
Our vision
To create an inclusion-first society where belonging is built in from the start and every mind is valued for its strengths.
Our mission
We are here to ease harm and help people grow.
Through compassionate, trauma-informed, and evidence-based work, we support neurodivergent people and their communities to feel safe, understood, and empowered.
We bring together empathy, research, and lived experience to raise the standard of care and inclusion wherever we work.
What Guides Our Work
Our values shape how we work every day:
Our Core Values
Empowerment
supporting confidence, agency, and self-belief
Community
building safety, connection, and trust
Lived Experience
listening to those closest to the work
Co-creation
working with, not for, organisations and individuals
Inclusion by Design
building belonging in from the start
Advocacy
supporting voice and fairness in non-adversarial ways
Reimagining Systems
turning understanding into practical change
Our Organisational Basis
Neurodiversity Spark Ltd is a private limited company operating under Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) 72200 — Research and Experimental Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
This classification reflects how Spark works in practice.
Our work sits across research, delivery, and applied practice — supporting organisations, communities, and individuals at the intersections of employment, education, health, and social systems.
Cross-sector collaboration
This structure enables Spark to collaborate across public, private, and third-sector contexts; integrate research and delivery responsibly; and support early intervention without reliance on crisis thresholds.
Delivery Hub
Spark operates from a small, Belfast-based delivery hub on ‘University Street, Belfast – next to Queens University
The hub supports training, partnership working, multidisciplinary delivery, and research collaboration.
The hub is intentionally low-volume and designed to support safe, regulated practice.
If something feels complex, unclear, or close to escalation, you’re welcome to get in touch.