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Level 3 - Champions Network

Neurodiversity Champions Programme

Develop a confident, visible network of champions who can drive neuroinclusive practice and reinforce progress across your organisation.

Individuals who want to actively shape a more neuroinclusive workplace
One-day interactive workshop with follow-up session

About This Programme

Champions act as a bridge between policy and practice, helping to raise awareness, support colleagues, and embed inclusive approaches day-to-day. The programme equips them with the knowledge, language and practical tools to do this with confidence and credibility.

Anyone can be a Neurodiversity Champion. Many of the people who complete this programme have a personal connection themselves. However, you don't need to have personal, lived experience of neurodivergence. All you need is an appreciation and passion to promote the positive impact a neurodiverse team can have.

It's an opportunity to develop your own skills while making a meaningful difference, supporting both individual wellbeing and organisational performance.

Purpose

To develop a confident, visible network of champions who can drive neuroinclusive practice, provide informed support and reinforce progress across the ND Smart journey.

How It's Delivered

One-day interactive workshop with follow-up session.

By Becoming a Champion, You Can

Build the confidence to support neurodivergent colleagues in a practical, informed way

Help create a culture where people feel understood, included and able to perform at their best

Act as a trusted point of contact, bridging the gap between employees, managers and HR

Influence how policies and processes are experienced in real life – not just how they are written

Contribute to a more consistent, fair and proactive approach to inclusion across the organisation

What You Will Learn

By the end of this session, you will be able to:

  • Understand neurodiversity and recognise the value of different thinking and processing styles at work
  • Understand how neurodiversity intersects with mental health and other individual differences, appreciating the broader context of inclusion
  • Clarify the role and responsibilities of a Neurodiversity Champion within the organisation, ensuring effective advocacy and support
  • Champion and lead culture change, fostering an environment where neurodiversity is recognised, valued, and actively supported across the organisation
"I really enjoyed the session, and it definitely has helped step up my knowledge."

Managing Director

Ready to Make Your Organisation Neurodiversity Smart™?

Talk to our team about how Lexxic can help you build the knowledge, culture, and structures that let every employee — neurodivergent or not — perform at their best.