Resources

Monthly update highlighting key sector developments, insights, and important news for not‑for‑profit organisations across England.

The National Autistic Society hosts a free webinar about reasonable adjustments on 16 April. The session, which is open to all, brings together autistic speakers and inclusion specialists to explore how organisations can create environments in which everyone feels supported and able to do their best.

National Autistic Society has put together a toolkit to help provide feedback on the government’s SEND reforms, and to help put pressure on the Government to improve the plans. The toolkit includes a quick survey, guidance to help you respond to the Government consultation, and tips for getting in touch with your MP.

This conference is a partnership between Norwood, The United Synagogue and Gesher School, bringing together a broad range of community organisations from across the Jewish community spanning education, health, social care, community services and employment to strengthen how we design and deliver inclusive environments for neurodivergent people and their families.

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Nine meetings took place in March 2026, including the new Housing Directors Network, the Policy and Public Affairs Network, the Finance Directors Network, and others. You and your teams can now access all related resources, including meeting notes and the original agendas.

Free course from Grace Eyre for people with a learning disability and autistic people focusing on the eight Foundation Digital Skills, including turning on and operating a device (laptop, tablet, phone), setting up an email, using word processing, communicating via social media and checking NHS appointments.

AFK’s equity, diversity and inclusion offer is designed to equip organisations with practical tools to build inclusive workplace cultures and create accessible career opportunities for disabled and neurodivergent people.