About The Hub
Kerise Myers founded Inclusion Support Hub as a long term social impact initiative.
Our current focus is helping neurodivergent and disabled providers increase their visibility without solely relying on social media platforms.
At the same time, we help people discover inclusive services, lived experience blogs and informative guides.
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Our Story
Inclusion Support Hub began as a passion project in August 2025. It officially launched in February 2026.
Kerise Myers saw two connected problems. People struggled to find suitable inclusive support. Meanwhile, providers within the neurodivergent and disabled community struggled to make their services visible.
Kerise understood both sides through her experience of 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.
Because of this, the directory idea grew into a wider community. Today, the first phase helps people discover services and gives providers more ways to be seen and connect.
Want to Meet the Team?
Meet the trusted partners who work alongside me to build Inclusion Support Hub. Together, we bring lived experience of neurodivergence, disability, SEND and accessibility barriers. Because of this, our experiences help shape how the Hub develops.
Our Mission & Values
Our mission is to help people find inclusive support and help providers reach the people looking for their services.
Visibility
Providers can list their services so that more people can discover what they offer.
Connections
Through the directory, community and events, providers can meet others, share ideas and find people to work with.
Accessibility
Clear information helps people explore services. Then, they can decide which provider meets their needs.
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.
Work With Us
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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