Trello
Task-management software. There is a free version, and AtW may fund the paid-for version.
Read.ai
A meeting assistant that can provide summaries and transcription. It can automatically join video conferencing. There is a free version which provides basic support. Access to Work might be able to fund the pro version.
Grammarly
AI communication assistance – ensures writing is mistake-free, makes tone suggestions, rewrites sentences, can use custom style guides. Has a free version. Access to Work may fund the premium or business version.
Exceptional Individuals
We provide neurodiversity consulting, recruitment and employment support to employers and individuals with dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD and autism. They do workplace needs assessments and assistive technology advice. They also provide a wide range of services to neurodivergent people outside of AtW.
What can you ask for from Access to Work with ADHD
A paid-for list of items you might find useful to ask for funding from AtW for – for people with ADHD. Cost is £18
Thriiver
A supplier of equipment, assistive technology, coaching and training. They also undertake workplace assessments.
The Neurodivergent Coach
Their main focus is 1:1 coaching but they also do assistive technology mentoring and workplace needs assessment. All coaches have credentials and are supervised.
Neurodiversity-Specialists
Workplace needs assessments; coping strategies training, coaching, assistive technology training. For neurodivergent people.
neurobox
At neurobox, we understand there isn’t a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. Which is why we offer a tailored service for all of our clients, whether it be supplying assistive technology training, workplace needs assessments, workplace strategy coaching and more. Our team of experts is always happy to provide assistance where possible so feel free to give us […]
NATTC
Works to support neurodivergent people who are employed. As well as AtW advice, they will undertake workplace assessments.