guiding your access to work journey

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Hi, I’m Anita

Anita’s Neurodiversity Consultancy is here to guide neurodiverse individuals, especially those with ADHD, through the UK’s Access to Work (ATW) grant.

Although the ATW grant can offer up to £69,260 in support, a surprising number of people don't know about it or how to make the most of it.

Only 2% of eligible people actually apply.

I'm here to make sure more people can access this amazing resource.

About me

Once I encountered the Access to Work grant three years ago, I dedicated myself to helping neurodiverse and disabled people navigate it with confidence.

My passion for my work is rooted in my own experiences of feeling excluded in traditional workplaces due to my neurodiversity, my accommodation needs due to my chronic pain, or because of being non-binary and bisexual.

As a strong believer of workplace inclusion, I strive to bring awareness and change to how workplaces accommodate neurodiversity and disability. My consultancy work is not just a profession but a personal mission to ensure that others don't face the same obstacles I did.

When I'm not working, you'll find me spending time with my two beloved cats or working on a crocheting project.

Your journey towards support starts here

If you've ever wondered if you might be eligible or just want to understand more, check out my services and see how I can help.

Find out what you could get
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making access to work clear and simple

Understanding the Access to Work process can be tricky. That's where I come in. I know the challenges neurodiverse professionals face, and I'm dedicated to making the ATW process simple and clear for everyone.

I truly believe an ATW grant can change one’s life, and my hope is that my content and work will enable as many people to successfully apply as possible.

Your atw questions answered

Get the answers to the most common questions about ATW, one blog post at a time.

Learn more on my blog

understand atw at a glance

New to ATW or need a refresher? Visit my comprehensive page about what ATW is and how it works.

What is Access to Work?

Work with Anita

  • ATW application help

    From the initial step to the final approval, experience end-to-end guidance and support throughout the ATW application process.

    I’ll be by your side, ensuring every detail is taken care of.

    Explore how I can help

Driving social change through Access to Work

My mission is to break down barriers and create an environment where every individual has the support they need to succeed at work.

Navigating the ATW process is known to be challenging, especially for neurodiverse people. My goal is to change this by increasing awareness, providing free resources, and offering expert guidance to make the ATW process as accessible as possible.

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Expertise.
Empathy.
Results.

With years of dedicated experience guiding individuals and employers through the Access to Work grant process, my approach is uniquely personal.

I understand firsthand the challenges and rewards associated with ATW, which informs every consultation I provide.

Together, we’ll navigate the ATW grant process, backed by a strategy that’s as empathetic as it is effective.

About me