Picture Showing: Xabilities Founder Guest Speaking In Parliament For YNC Hui. Photographer: Angelina Saunders
Unite for Inclusion: Make the Aotearoa Neurodivergent Symbol Official!
Sign Today to Embrace Neurodiversity and Promote Inclusion for All in Aotearoa!
Call to Action:
Your signature can shape a more inclusive future! Join the movement to make this symbol a national emblem of empowerment and acceptance for neurodivergent individuals across Aotearoa. Together, we can ensure every mind is celebrated. Click the button above to sign the petition and be part of this historic change!
Who Do We Support?
Educating Professional and Personal Communities, in Inclusive Practices to Unleash Their Full Potential.
Professional Development
Educate your space!
Embracing inclusion fosters a diverse and innovative environment, where every contribution is valued, leading to greater success and equity in the workplace.
- Guest Speakers - Training - Consultation
- Workshops - Inclusive Certification
- Action Plans & Policy - Easy-To-Read
Photo Showing: Maori Inclusion Education Through Art For Fujitsu
Personal Education
Neurodivergent Support
Inclusive education unlocks each person's unique abilities, allowing them to reach their full potential, we do this through:
- Xabilities Commitee (Social Justice Advocates)
- Ability Conscious Program (Support Program)
- Xabilities Social Media (Public Awareness)
Photo Showing: Jaden & Tamara Disability Advocates
at the Ilead Conference In Parliment
Testimonials
How Cooper & Company Team Felt About Xabilities Educational Sessions.
Provided from: Jamie Urquhart-Hay - Project Manager @ Cooper and Company
I thought it was really insightful to hear about someone else's lived experience and understand ways we can be more accommodating to those who are neurodivergent.
Expanding my sense of what neurodivergence is, and how to create a workplace that accommodates it.
Hearing firsthand experiences from someone who lives with these differences daily.
A better understanding of neurodivergent people and how I can be more accepting and welcoming of them.
Learning about someone who is neurodivergent and how they navigate the world with everyday examples and lived experience.