Neurodivergent
Pathways London
Explore learning and employment support, with help along the way.
Neurodivergent Pathways London is here to help neurodivergent Londoners aged 19 and over explore learning and employment support. Talk with us about your interests, what has made things difficult and the practical support that would help you take the next step.
Let’s start with you
Tell us what you’d like help with
A few questions to help us understand. You can go back and change your answers.
At the end, you can also choose whether to enter our free £10 Amazon voucher draw. About the optional draw.
- Your interests
- Your situation
- Contact details
- Review
Step 1 of 4
What would help?
Prefer to email? Email our team about Pathways. You do not have to use this form to ask for help.
Who it’s for
Learning or work can feel hard to navigate.
This project is for neurodivergent adults living in London, including autistic people and people with ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia or overlapping neurodivergent identities.
Perhaps past experiences have knocked your confidence. Perhaps forms, unclear information or worries about accessibility make it difficult to get started. You might know what you want, or want help working it out.
You don’t need to have your next step worked out before asking about the project.
What we can help with now
Practical, personal help to find a route that suits you.
A conversation about you
One-to-one time to talk about your interests, strengths and what you hope to do. We’ll listen to what has made things difficult and what would help.
Options that make sense
Help to understand and compare adult learning courses and employment support. We’ll explore what fits your goals, circumstances and access needs.
Support with the next step
Practical help preparing for a referral, understanding forms and knowing what to expect. We’ll check accessibility questions and follow up where needed.
Help with the bits that can get in the way
- Understanding course and support information.
- Checking access needs and questions for providers.
- Getting help with referral forms where needed.
- Preparing for what happens next, with follow-up support.
We help you find and connect with suitable external services. Those services provide the courses or specialist employment support. We do not run formal courses, directly provide jobs or guarantee employment.
A few things you might be wondering
Do I have to be ready to work?
No. You might want to explore learning, build confidence or understand your options first. We’ll talk about what matters to you. Individual services have their own entry requirements, which we can help you check.
Can someone help me get in touch?
Yes. A friend, family member, carer or support worker can help, or make an enquiry with your permission. They should use their own contact details and only share information you have agreed to.
Will you find me a job or teach the course?
We help you explore and connect with suitable external learning and employment support. The providers run those services. We do not directly offer jobs or promise a job, a course place or a particular outcome.
Does sending the form enrol me?
No. It starts a conversation with our charity. We’ll explain any programme enrolment and privacy information separately. We won’t make a provider referral just because you have filled in this form.
How does the optional £10 voucher draw work?
If you have a Pathways support conversation with our team, you can choose to enter a free draw. Seven £10 Amazon vouchers are available in each quarterly round, plus a final round for entries received by 31st August 2028. Winners are selected at random.
Entry is entirely optional. You receive the same support whether or not you enter, and you do not have to accept or complete a referral.
For participants aged 19 and over living in London. One entry per person, carried into later draws until you win, withdraw or the scheme ends. One prize per person. The next entry deadline is 31st December 2026, 11.59pm UK time. Prizes are funded by our charity. Chances depend on how many eligible people enter.
You can choose at the end of the support enquiry form, or ask our team. We will confirm participation and entry separately. Back to the support form.
Full draw rules and dates
Who can enter
The promoter is London Autism Group Charity, registered charity number 1176341, St. Andrews Church, Chase Side, London, N14 5PP. The draw is for neurodivergent Londoners aged 19 and over who have had at least one Pathways support conversation with our team and choose to enter. A supporter can help you enter with your agreement. Charity trustees, paid project staff and people administering the draw cannot enter.
How to enter
Use the optional checkbox on the enquiry form, or ask our team by email or during your support conversation. Staff check participation and confirm your entry. Sending an enquiry alone does not confirm entry. If you ask before a support conversation, we will confirm participation and your choice with you afterwards. There is no payment, donation or purchase required. Email contact@londonautismgroupcharity.org if you need help entering or want to withdraw.
There is one entry per participant. Extra forms, conversations, referrals or achievements do not give extra entries. Once confirmed, your entry stays in each remaining draw until you win, withdraw or the scheme closes. You can win once across the whole scheme. Your name is not added automatically because you receive support.
Dates and prizes
Entries open on 27th October 2026. Entries close at 11.59pm UK local time on each date below. There are seven separate £10 Amazon vouchers per draw, one for each selected winner: 56 vouchers available in total across eight planned draws. The final entry deadline is 31st August 2028. The last draw takes place in September so people participating in August can be included.
| Entry deadline | Draw date |
|---|---|
| 31st December 2026 | 15th January 2027 |
| 31st March 2027 | 15th April 2027 |
| 30th June 2027 | 15th July 2027 |
| 30th September 2027 | 15th October 2027 |
| 31st December 2027 | 15th January 2028 |
| 31st March 2028 | 15th April 2028 |
| 30th June 2028 | 15th July 2028 |
| 31st August 2028 | 15th September 2028 |
We select winners at random from confirmed eligible entries. Selection will use a process with a recorded, verifiably random result or be supervised by an independent person. If fewer than seven eligible people remain, each can receive one voucher and unawarded vouchers carry forward. At the final draw, we can only award one voucher to each remaining eligible entrant; any unallocated prize funds stay with the charity. We do not promise a fixed chance of winning.
We contact selected winners by their agreed email or phone method within two working days of the draw. Winners have 14 days from that contact to respond. We then arrange their voucher within seven days of their response, and normally no later than 30 days after the draw date. Replacement winners receive their vouchers within seven days of confirming acceptance. If a winner declines, is ineligible or does not respond, we select a replacement from the remaining eligible entries and contact them in the same way. We agree an accessible way to get the voucher to each winner. Vouchers are supplied as Amazon.co.uk gift cards; Amazon’s own terms apply. There is no cash alternative. Amazon does not sponsor or administer this draw.
Your choice and your information
Declining entry or withdrawing will not affect support, access to the project or any referral. Entry does not mean agreeing to newsletters, publicity or a case study. We use your name, contact details, age and London-residence confirmation, participation confirmation and draw history to manage the draw, check duplicate entries and contact winners. Our draw list does not need your support answers, health information or referral details.
We do not publish winners’ names or identify anyone as a participant without their separate agreement. You can ask the charity for information showing that prizes were awarded, in a form that protects participants’ privacy. If a regulator needs evidence of a valid award, we may need to provide it securely. Contact us to withdraw entry or ask about your data. See our privacy information.
Work with our charity
Could you be our Pathways Coordinator?
The coordinator will help bring this project to our community, building trusted connections, listening to people’s interests and barriers, comparing options and supporting introductions to suitable learning and employment support services.
Find the full role details, recruitment process, closing date and current application status on our Jobs page. Applications go directly to the charity by email.
Pathways Coordinator
£25 per hour · 15 hours per week
View the role and how to apply
Supported by the Mayor of London
Neurodivergent Pathways London is funded through the Mayor of London’s Skills for Londoners Community Outreach Programme.
Delivery is funded until 31st August 2028.