NeuroDiverse Community CIC

NeuroDiverse Community CIC Our mission is to create inclusive, understanding spaces where everyone can thrive.

🌟 Welcome to NDC
We’re a community-led organisation dedicated to supporting neurodiverse individuals and families, including those from armed forces backgrounds.

🌿💚 Pond Revival with Wild Windsor! 💚🌿A huge THANK YOU to the brilliant team at Wild Windsor for joining us yesterday and...
30/08/2026

🌿💚 Pond Revival with Wild Windsor! 💚🌿

A huge THANK YOU to the brilliant team at Wild Windsor for joining us yesterday and helping NDC continue the restoration of our pond and surrounding natural habitat. 🐸🌱🦋

And we think there should definitely be extra points for dedication when you’re working in the pouring rain! 🌧️😂 Despite the weather, everyone rolled up their sleeves, got stuck in and made an incredible difference.

We were especially proud to see three of our Eco Forces members — Megan, Charlie and Amelia — working so hard alongside Wild Windsor. 💪🌿

💚 Charlie, our Eco Forces Young Leader, continues to show exactly what youth leadership can look like: getting involved, taking responsibility, working alongside others and helping to shape something that will benefit our community and local environment for years to come.

💚 Amelia’s enthusiasm was absolutely infectious! She worked incredibly hard, threw herself into every task and showed such genuine excitement about helping wildlife and improving the space.

And a huge well done to Megan, who was right there getting stuck into the hard work too! 👏

What makes this project even more special is seeing our young people involved in its journey from the very beginning. From helping to design the layout of our Eco Forces allotments to now taking part in restoring a natural habitat, they are quite literally leaving behind an incredible legacy. 🌱

They will be able to look back and say, “I helped create that.” And that is something very special indeed.

Projects like our pond revival aren't just about clearing vegetation or improving a piece of land. They're about protecting biodiversity, creating habitats for wildlife, connecting people with nature, developing practical skills, building confidence and giving young people a genuine sense of ownership and purpose within their community.

We are so incredibly proud of Megan, Charlie and Amelia, and so honoured to have them as part of our Eco Forces family. 💚

Thank you again to Wild Windsor for sharing your time, knowledge, energy and enthusiasm with us — even when the British weather decided not to cooperate! 🌧️🌿😂

Together, we’re creating something that will continue to grow long after the work is finished. 🌱🐸🦋

Rock the Rec 2026 was awesome! Thank you to everyone who came for a chat ❤️
30/08/2026

Rock the Rec 2026 was awesome! Thank you to everyone who came for a chat ❤️

LOOK at this amazing haul donated by Driven Forward Community Fridge! ❤️Tiia, we are so grateful for everything you do f...
30/08/2026

LOOK at this amazing haul donated by Driven Forward Community Fridge! ❤️

Tiia, we are so grateful for everything you do for our families 🙏 Thank you!

We're here at Rock the Rec 2026 ✨ come say hi!
30/08/2026

We're here at Rock the Rec 2026 ✨ come say hi!

Canva for Nonprofits has played an important role in helping NeuroDiverse Community CIC grow our reach, strengthen our i...
28/08/2026

Canva for Nonprofits has played an important role in helping NeuroDiverse Community CIC grow our reach, strengthen our identity and communicate more effectively with the communities we support. As a community organisation working across neurodiversity, SEND, wellbeing, employment, family support and the Armed Forces community, we need to share a significant amount of information in ways that are clear, accessible and engaging. Canva has enabled us to create professional-quality social media content, posters, event materials, presentations, training resources, certificates, information guides and website graphics without the substantial design costs that would normally be involved.

Having access to Canva for Nonprofits has also helped us develop a much stronger and more consistent brand. Our materials are now easily recognisable across our different services, programmes, campaigns and community hubs, helping to build trust and awareness of NeuroDiverse Community CIC. Templates and shared brand resources allow our team to work more efficiently while maintaining consistency in the way we communicate.

Most importantly, Canva has helped us reach more people. We regularly use visual content to promote community groups, training, consultations, support services, funding opportunities, awareness campaigns and events. Being able to produce high-quality resources quickly means we can respond to emerging community needs, share important information promptly and make opportunities more visible to families and individuals who may otherwise struggle to find the right support.

For a growing CIC, the financial impact has also been significant. Access to professional design tools at no cost allows us to direct more of our limited resources towards frontline delivery rather than marketing and design expenditure. Canva for Nonprofits has therefore supported not only our communications, but our wider organisational development, community engagement and sustainability.

It has given NeuroDiverse Community CIC the tools to present our work professionally, tell the stories of the communities we support, celebrate our impact and amplify our message of inclusion. As NDC has grown, Canva has grown with us and has become an integral part of how we communicate who we are, what we do and how people can access support.

If you're a non-profit and you're not using Canva yet, what's stopping you?

25/08/2026

📢 Updating Our Articles of Association

As NeuroDiverse Community CIC continues to grow and develop, it is important that the documents governing our organisation accurately reflect who we are, who we support and the work we now deliver across our communities.

Our Directors have recently reviewed our Articles of Association and agreed a number of proposed amendments to bring our objectives up to date with NDC’s current values, services, beneficiaries and areas of operation.

The updated objectives better recognise the breadth of our work supporting:

💙 Neurodivergent and disabled children, young people and adults
💙 Parents, carers and families
💙 Members of the Armed Forces community
💙 People experiencing barriers within education, employment and community participation
💙 SEND advice, information and family support
💙 Employability and supported employment
💙 Mental health, wellbeing and community connection
💙 Inclusive activities, training and community projects
💙 Partnership, collaboration and co-production

Our Articles are an important part of NDC’s governance. Updating them ensures that our legal framework reflects the organisation we have become, while giving us the flexibility to continue developing our work across Catterick, Windsor, surrounding communities and more widely across the UK.

We will provide a further update once the formal process has been completed.

As always, our purpose remains at the heart of everything we do: creating communities where people feel understood, included, supported and able to thrive.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support the growth and development of NeuroDiverse Community CIC. 💙

📣 ARMED FORCES COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EVENTS – WINDSOR 🇬🇧NeuroDiverse Community CIC Windsor Forces is proud to be hosting ...
24/08/2026

📣 ARMED FORCES COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EVENTS – WINDSOR 🇬🇧

NeuroDiverse Community CIC Windsor Forces is proud to be hosting two important engagement events with The Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust this October, bringing together the people and organisations who understand the needs of our Armed Forces community first-hand.

These sessions are about listening, learning and helping shape future funding priorities. The Trust wants to hear what is working well, where pressures and gaps remain, and where future investment could make the greatest difference for serving personnel, families, veterans and the wider Armed Forces community.

💼 Wednesday 8 October 2026 | 13:00–16:00
For organisations supporting the Armed Forces community

This session is for organisations, services and community groups working directly with serving personnel, families, veterans and the wider Forces community across Windsor.

It is an opportunity to share frontline experience, highlight areas of good practice, identify gaps and challenges, and contribute to discussions around future funding opportunities and priorities.

📍 Broom Farm Community Centre, Kenneally, Windsor, SL4 4XP

➡️ Registration is required for this session.
🔗 https://wkf.ms/4ztNAoY
📧 [email protected]

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🎖️ Thursday 9 October 2026 | 09:00–12:00
For members of the Armed Forces community

We want to hear directly from serving personnel, reservists, cadets, veterans and Armed Forces families.

Your lived experience matters. This is your opportunity to talk about the support available to you, what is working, what is not, where challenges remain and what you believe should be prioritised in the future.

By putting the voices of the Armed Forces community at the centre of these conversations, we can help ensure future funding reflects real experiences, real needs and the support that can make the greatest difference.

📍 Broom Farm Community Centre, Kenneally, Windsor, SL4 4XP

✅ No registration is required for this session – simply come along.

For more information, email:
📧 [email protected]

💙 These conversations are an important opportunity for Windsor's Armed Forces community to be heard. Please share these events with colleagues, families, personnel, veterans and organisations who may wish to contribute.

Your experience. Your voice. An opportunity to help shape what comes next.

🎉 WE’RE FINALISTS! 🎉We are absolutely delighted to share that NeuroDiverse Community CIC has been selected as a finalist...
24/08/2026

🎉 WE’RE FINALISTS! 🎉

We are absolutely delighted to share that NeuroDiverse Community CIC has been selected as a finalist in the Neurological & Complex Care Awards 2026 in the Best Community Outreach Initiative category! 💙

This recognition means so much to us because community outreach sits at the very heart of everything we do.

From supporting neurodivergent children, young people, adults and families, to creating inclusive groups, wellbeing opportunities, employment support, advocacy, outreach, training and Armed Forces community provision, our aim has always been simple: to make support accessible, welcoming and rooted in the communities that need it most.

Our work is not just about delivering services. It is about building trust, reducing isolation, creating connections, listening to lived experience and ensuring people feel seen, heard and supported.

To be recognised nationally for that work is an incredible honour and a reflection of the commitment shown every day by our staff, volunteers, partners, supporters and the wonderful individuals and families who are part of the NDC community.

💙 Thank you to everyone who continues to believe in what we do, work alongside us and help us reach more people.

Whatever happens next, being named a finalist is already something we are immensely proud of.

🌟 Neurological & Complex Care Awards 2026
🏆 Finalist – Best Community Outreach Initiative

Together we are building stronger, more inclusive communities.

🎉 WE’RE OFFICIALLY AN ACCREDITED CPD PROVIDER! 🎉We are incredibly proud to announce that NeuroDiverse Community CIC is n...
24/08/2026

🎉 WE’RE OFFICIALLY AN ACCREDITED CPD PROVIDER! 🎉

We are incredibly proud to announce that NeuroDiverse Community CIC is now an accredited CPD Provider with The CPD Standards Office! 💙

This is an important milestone for NDC and reflects our commitment to delivering high-quality, meaningful and professionally developed training that helps improve understanding, inclusion and practice.

Our training is shaped by a combination of professional expertise, lived experience and real-world practice, covering areas including neurodivergence, SEND, inclusive workplaces, leadership, the Armed Forces community, supported employment, safeguarding and much more.

Becoming a recognised CPD Provider strengthens the NDC Training Academy and enables us to continue developing learning opportunities for professionals, organisations, employers, education settings, community services and those working alongside neurodivergent people and their families.

📚 CPD Provider: 51130
🏅 Accredited 2026–2028

For us, training isn't simply about completing a course. It is about changing understanding, challenging outdated practice and giving people the knowledge and confidence to create environments where neurodivergent people can thrive.

This is another exciting step forward for NeuroDiverse Community CIC, and we cannot wait to share more about our growing programme of professional training and CPD opportunities. 💙

Knowledge creates understanding. Understanding creates inclusion.

🎖️💙 DO YOU WORK WITH CHILDREN FROM ARMED FORCES FAMILIES? YOUR VOICE MATTERS. 💙🎖️We’re pleased to share the Service Chil...
19/08/2026

🎖️💙 DO YOU WORK WITH CHILDREN FROM ARMED FORCES FAMILIES? YOUR VOICE MATTERS. 💙🎖️

We’re pleased to share the Service Children’s Progression Alliance Impact Centre Listening Tour, which is coming to Windsor on 17th September 2026.

This is an important opportunity for professionals, organisations and community groups working with Service children and Armed Forces families to come together and share what works, what challenges remain, and what needs to change to ensure Service children receive the right support.

The Listening Tour is particularly relevant to those working across:

🏫 Schools and education
💙 Youth, social and community work
🏥 NHS and health services
⚽ Sports clubs
🏛️ Local authorities
🌳 Activity and community centres
🤝 Organisations supporting Armed Forces families

At NeuroDiverse Community CIC, we know that Service children can experience circumstances that are very different from those of their civilian peers — including mobility, deployment, separation from a parent, transitions between schools and services, and the challenge of accessing consistent support.

For neurodivergent Service children and those with SEND, these transitions and disruptions can create additional barriers, making it even more important that their experiences — and the experiences of the professionals supporting them — are heard and understood.

📍 WINDSOR - Poppies Children's Centre, SL4 4XP
📅 Thursday 17th September 2026
⏰ 12h00 - 16h00

The Impact Centre wants to hear directly from those working alongside Armed Forces children and families about what genuinely makes a difference.

This is our opportunity to contribute to the conversation, share good practice and help influence how Service children are supported in the future. 🗣️

🔗 Find out more and book your place at:
scipalliance.org/events

There are also Listening Tour dates taking place online and across the UK, including Hook, High Wycombe, Manchester, Ruislip, London, Durrington, Salisbury, Brecon and Gosport.

📣 If you work with Service children, please consider getting involved — and share this with colleagues, schools, professionals and organisations who should have a voice in this conversation.

Because when we listen to the people working directly with our Armed Forces communities, we can build services that truly understand and respond to their needs. 💙

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