We work with accelerators, networks, employers and events that support neurodivergent and disabled people.
A 15 minute call with a human
Organisations we've worked with
The support that works exists in pockets: a good programme, a good employer, a good community. Most people never reach one.
The unemployment rate for autistic adults in the US
Widely cited US figureAdults with ADHD are three times more likely to struggle with substance abuse than neurotypical adults
ADHD and addiction research25% of women with ADHD have attempted suicide in their lifetime, against 3.3% of women without
Fuller-Thomson et al., University of Toronto, 2016Humble is building the support infrastructure for neurodivergent people to thrive in education, at work and in life, on their own terms.
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Book a slot or email us. A line or two about who you support is enough.
We work out which way of partnering fits, and what your community would get.
What each side does, written so anyone can read it. No legal pack.
You'll be talking to a human on the Humble team.
It depends on the partnership. Access for your community, a listing and a member session are usually free, in exchange for the mention and feedback we ask for. Training, hackathons and Humble for a whole team are priced, and agreed on the call. Either way, it goes in the one-page agreement so there are no surprises.
Yes. Access is tied to the person, not the programme, so nobody loses their notes or tasks when a cohort ends.
No, never. We don't ask for member lists, and we never share who has signed up, what they use or what they write. The only thing we share is what you and we agree to publish together.
Yes. A partner listing on this page, a joint session and a shareable case study are all standard. Anything with your logo on it is agreed with you before it goes out.
Yes. Humble is available worldwide, and sessions run online or in person. Partners so far include ISM University in Lithuania. Access to Work funding is UK-only, but Humble itself isn't.
Tell us who you support and we'll suggest the way of partnering that fits.
No commitment, a conversation is enough to start.
