About The Hub
Kerise Myers founded Inclusion Support Hub as a long term social impact initiative.
Our current focus is helping neurodivergent, disabled and lived experience led providers increase their visibility.
At the same time, we help individuals, families and professionals discover inclusive services, resources and events.
Currently, the Hub brings both audiences together through its UK wide directory, membership community and visibility opportunities.
As the Hub grows, each carefully planned phase will support our wider vision of creating a more inclusive society.
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Our Story
Inclusion Support Hub began as a passion project in August 2025. Afterwards, it officially launched in February 2026.
Founder Kerise Myers recognised two connected problems. People often struggled to find suitable inclusive support, while smaller providers struggled to become visible.
Because of her lived experience, Kerise understood both sides. Her experiences include neurodivergence, disability, caring, SEND parenting and home education.
At the same time, she was building a business around her health, family responsibilities and limited capacity.
Therefore, the original directory idea developed into a wider community. Today, its first phase focuses on visibility, discovery and meaningful connections.
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Inclusion Support Hub is shaped by people with lived experience of neurodivergence, disability, SEND and accessibility barriers.
Therefore, our personal experiences influence how the Hub develops and how we support our growing community.
Our Mission & Values
Our mission is to improve visibility for inclusive and lived experience led providers. At the same time, suitable support should become easier for people to discover.
Visibility
Smaller providers can promote their services, strengthen their presence and reach the people who may need them.
Connections
Through the directory, community and events, people can build meaningful relationships and explore collaboration opportunities
Accessibility
Clearer routes to inclusive services, resources and opportunities can make finding suitable support less overwhelming.
Our Wider Vision
The directory and membership community form the first phase of a wider social impact initiative.
Over time, we want to improve access to support and opportunities across education, employment, wellbeing, housing, independence and community life.
However, we understand that this vision needs to develop carefully. Therefore, each phase will respond to genuine needs while remaining accessible, realistic and sustainable.
Why Is the Hub Needed?
Inclusive support remains scattered across different websites, groups and organisations. As a result, people often struggle to know where to begin.
Meanwhile, smaller providers can struggle to become visible without depending on social media, constant promotion or unsustainable workloads.
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Support Can Be Difficult to Find
People, families and professionals may need to search across several places before finding suitable services or resources
Smaller Providers Struggle to Be Seen
Inclusive and lived experience led providers can find it difficult to reach the people who may benefit from their work.
Constant Promotion Can Become Exhausting
Many providers are building their work alongside disability, health conditions, caring responsibilities and limited capacity.
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Would you like to support the development of a more visible and connected inclusive community?
You could share your knowledge, host an event, contribute useful content or explore a collaboration with Inclusion Support Hub.
If our work aligns with yours, discover how you can get involved.
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