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Focused version of projects, articles and information for Neurodiversity from the Plus Value Awareness initiative family

Two insight articles on the project director's experences and interactions when connecting with communities during Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Available on the Keith Mckenzie's website

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An exclusive project orginally made for neurodiversity celebration week on the a reminder how every need to value and empower a neurodivergent individual

A themed presented project which reminds to widen our minds and seeing a person beyond how a person is percieved

The mini project with information and guidance to encorage inclusivity at all dancing and music related envionments for dancers with Neurodiversity, Invisible Disabilities and those who have experenced Anxiety the project director Keith Mckenzie for dancers on selected areas of neurodiversity. The project includles inclusive pledges, available to download.

An "Inclusive Differences" Project

Looking at neurodiversity beyond work & education presumptions

Looking beyond opportunities in the short term

The importance of maintaining sustainability

Not to disrespect and to make resonable allowances

Read and download inclusive suggestions documents written by the project director Keith Mckenzie for dancers on selected areas of neurodiversity

(ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia only) related to latin dancing envionments

The project director Keith Mckenzie have published two suggestion documents (Available to download) as part of the consulatation for the Department for Work and Pensions proposed changes wjich can affect all disabilities including Neurodiversity

Available on the Keith Mckenzie website

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The starting point to value & embrace selected areas of neurodiversity

(ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia only)

Focusing strengths and attriubutes of selected areas of neurodiversity

(ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia only)

A list of achievers and role models of selected areas of neurodiversity

(ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia only)

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