What We Do

Our services are contained and clearly defined. Organisations can engage at a level that fits their context, capacity, and risk profile.

You do not need a fully formed brief to begin.

How Spark Works

Neurodiversity Spark supports organisations to move from awareness to meaningful, lasting neuroinclusion. Our work is needs‑led, trauma‑informed, and grounded in lived experience and research.

We don’t sell one‑off solutions. We work with organisations to understand context, risk, and people, then match the right support at the right time.

Start Here: Low-Risk Entry Points

These options are designed to let organisations engage with Spark without long term commitment.

Access the Expert

From awareness into action

A practical, multidisciplinary drop in session with a Spark advocate, social worker, or specialist – matched to your need.

Use this when you:

£195

Single session

£495

Three sessions

Final Report

Includes follow up notes and clear recommendations

Mini Inclusion Package

Matched to your needs

A short, structured inclusion review that gives you a clear baseline and practical actions.

Can be used for:

£1,995

Fixed price

Final Report

You’ll receive written actions, risk reflections, and guidance on whether ongoing support is appropriate.

Ongoing Support

Needs-led

For organisations that want sustained, ethical support rather than one off interventions.

Funded & Partnership Work

Spark also delivers commissioned and funded programmes across education, employment, and community settings.
These include:

Pricing

Pricing for this work is contextual and agreed through proposals or funding agreements.
These programmes are not off the shelf services and are never conditional on paid membership or retainers.

Clear boundaries

To protect organisations and individuals, Spark does not offer:

  • high-volume delivery
  • one-size-fits-all programmes
  • statutory or clinical replacement claims
  • selling infrastructure as a product
  • promising scale before systems are ready

How training is used at Spark

Spark may use lived-experience talks, short workshops, or full-day training as part of a wider, proportionate support approach.

These sessions are used to:

  • build shared understanding
  • support early awareness and confidence
  • prepare teams for practical change

 

Training is delivered:

  • in Spark’s Belfast hub or at your organisation
  • in formats that reflect context, capacity, and risk
  • as a starting point or alongside deeper support

 

Training is a tool within our pathway — not a standalone fix

Choosing the Right Starting Point

If you’re unsure where to begin, we recommend Access the Expert as the simplest first step.

We’ll help you understand what’s needed, and what isn’t.

No pressure. No upselling. Just clarity.