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Support our mission by contributing a donation.

One-Time & Monthly Giving

Individual Levels

Supporter: $10

Ally: $20

Builder: $30

Cool Cat: $40

Champion: $100

Partner: $250

Enabler: $500

3% Cover the Fee

Why Give?

Across Canada, neurodivergent adults face preventable barriers such as:

  • Unsafe healthcare interactions

  • Misdiagnosis and lack of appropriate support

  • Workplace discrimination and career stagnation

  • Unprepared mental-health systems

  • Policies that are outdated or non-protective

  • Limited opportunities for community belonging and leadership

These are not isolated incidents — they are patterns embedded in systems.

Your investment enables strengthens building blocks necessary to produce systems change:

Your support funds

  • Core leadership

  • Partnership development

  • Creation of systems change models

  • Community engagement and consultation

  • Research and writing

  • Public engagement and advocacy

  • Program development, delivery and design

  • Communications infrastructure

What difference will you make?

  • More sustainable, safer employment (EmploySafer™)

    • Partner with employers and lived experience-academic teams to research and design neuroinclusive accommodation pathways.

    • Shifting responsibility for “fitting in” away from workers and onto systems, policies, and managers.

    • Building templates, processes, and metrics for safer hiring, onboarding, and performance management.

  • Infrastructure for long-term neurodivergent leadership (ChangeMaker)

    • Neurodivergent leadership development, with evidence-based frameworks that protect lived-experience leadership.

    • Partnership-driven projects with clinics, universities, and community organizations to test, refine, and scale what works.

  • More sustainable, safer employment (EmploySafer™)

    • Partner with employers and lived experience-academic teams to research and design neuroinclusive accommodation pathways.

    • Shifting responsibility for “fitting in” away from workers and onto systems, policies, and managers.

    • Building templates, processes, and metrics for safer hiring, onboarding, and performance management.

  • Changing narratives and culture (MediaSafer™, ChangeMaker™)

    • Elevate neurodivergent stories that centre rights, dignity, and agency.

    • Equip students, clinicians, and community partners to act as “change-makers” within their own systems.

  • Justice and legal systems (LegalAccess)

    • Development of theories of change, and collaborative planning and design sessions to strengthen access to justice for neurodivergent people