Neurodiversity Index Report 2024 – Get Involved

? It’s been an incredible journey!?

?Earlier this year, we partnered with the City & Guilds Foundation to introduce the first Neurodiversity Index Report: Neurodiveristy Index Report 2023. This groundbreaking report delves into how employers can enhance their support for individuals with neurodiverse traits, revamp their recruitment strategies to tap into a new talent pool, and foster a more inclusive workplace. ?

We are thrilled to announce that we’ve launched the survey once again this year, in collaboration with the City & Guilds Foundation, as they diligently work on the 2024 Neurodiversity Index Report. This initiative is instrumental in raising awareness about neurodiversity and shedding light on areas where organizations can bolster their support for neurodivergent employees, fostering an environment where everyone can thrive and excel in their professional journey. ?

Want to help improve neurodiversity in the workplace, and combat the current 30-40% unemployment rate faced by neurodivergent people in the UK? ?

We invite you to be a part of this important initiative by participating in the 2024 survey: Take the 2024 Survey

Your input and engagement are crucial in driving positive change and promoting neurodiversity in the workplace.

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Let's work together to create more inclusive and diverse environments where every individual can shine. ?

We’d like to encourage all employers of all organization sizes and individuals, both neurodivergent and neurotypical to participate.

For every survey filled, City & Guilds Foundation are giving you the opportunity to make a pledge to build equity, claim a digital credential and share with your networks

Help us to strive for inclusive workplaces and to help everyone realize their potential!

Read more here: https://lnkd.in/egjee9GR

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