Whether you’ve been diagnosed as neurodivergent, believe you may have a neurodiverse condition, support someone who’s been diagnosed, or just want to learn more about neurodiversity in engineering, this ground-breaking programme will empower you and those around you to thrive – so that you can start #EngineeringYourWay today.
A lifetime commitment of help and support
We’re here to make sure engineers and their families never face life’s challenges alone. Whatever the problem, big or small – you’ll find tools to make your life better right now.
INTRODUCING OUR ENGINEERING NEURODIVERSE FUTURES PROGRAMME
How can we help you?
Human engineering: How I learned to be the best version of myself – and you can too
Engineer and coach Lorraine West reveals how human engineering helped her learn how to thrive – no matter the challenges she faces in life.
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How our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme can support students and apprentices to achieve their career goals
In this blog, we explore how we can support engineering students and apprentices through our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme.
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My story of improving neurodiversity awareness in engineering
Laura Norton of the IET joins us to discuss why our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme is vital for the whole engineering community.
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Opening up new opportunities for the engineering community with the launch of our Engineering Neurodiverse Futures programme
Our new support programme is designed to empower neurodiverse engineering professionals, students and apprentices to achieve their full potential.
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1000 engineers access Foothold’s Wellbeing Hub in year since launch
The hub, funded through a collaboration with Gattaca PLC, offers clinically approved resources and guidance for engineers and their families.
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Foothold developing ‘Differently Wired’ hub for people living with neurodiverse conditions
The hub will offer free, on-demand access to expert content and resources on a range of neurodiverse conditions.
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