Access to Work support that actually makes sense
Access to Work can fund support for neurodivergent people at work. But the process is confusing, exhausting, and not designed for how our brains work. We help you navigate it.
What is Access to Work?
Access to Work is a government grant scheme. If you're neurodivergent and in work (employed or self-employed), it can fund practical support to help you do your job.
It can cover things like coaching, software, specialist equipment, and a Support Worker.
The catch is that the application process is long, jargon-heavy, and easy to get wrong. That's where we come in.
How we can help
Five ways in, depending on where you are in the process and how much support you want.
ATW Starter Guide
A gentle, ND-friendly introduction to Access to Work.
What's included
- Clear explanation of what ATW is, without the jargon
- Eligibility checker
- Simple step-by-step flow
- Heads-up on the questions ATW will ask
ATW Self-Serve Bundle
Everything you need to prepare and navigate the portal yourself.
What's included
- Guided prep worksheet
- ND-friendly prompts to help you describe your challenges
- Full portal walkthrough with plain-English explanations
- How to upload documents
- Timeline, glossary and Loom walkthrough
ATW Clarity Session
A structured 1:1 call to help you feel confident at any stage of the process.
What's included
- Your role and challenges
- What ATW is really looking for
- Which support options fit your needs
- Plain-English breakdown of any ATW emails you've received
- ND-friendly next steps
- Short written summary after the call
Co-Writing and Submission
We complete the application together, live on a call.
What's included
- Recorded pre-call where you talk through your role and challenges
- Live co-writing session on Teams: you talk, we type
- We refine your answers, build your case, and create your support list
- You approve every section before we submit together
End-to-End Application Support
Full support from first application to ongoing ATW management.
What's included
- Everything in Co-Writing and Submission
- Ongoing support as ATW emails arrive
- Plain-English explanations of what they're asking
- Help planning your responses
- ND-friendly accountability and timeline tracking
Not sure which option is right for you?
Download the free Starter Guide first. It explains what ATW is and helps you work out where you are in the process. If you still have questions after that, book a Clarity Session.
Download the free guide →Still have questions?
Get in touch at kate@katekeir.com