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We work closely with leaders and teams, providing guidance on implementing policies, procedures, and practices that chart a course towards neuroinclusivity.
SOLUTIONS
What we are doing about it
We have been collaborating closely with practitioners to develop a delivery planning model we call the UWI Steering Wheel. This model identifies the key areas of change that require attention. It is important to note that the model is dynamic and subject to refinement through ongoing research and consultations.
Our Work Groups bring together professionals who can contribute their expertise in these activity areas. The Steering Wheel also frames our event planning and discussion topics, ensuring our efforts remain focused and aligned with our goals.
The UWI Neuroinclusivity Model
1. Strategy
Diagnosis
Objectivity
Maturity
2. Remodelling
Leadership & Attitudes
Behaviours
Culture
Comms
3. Marketplace
Recruitment
Outreach/Engagement
Onboarding
4. Habits
Environments
Process
Technology
Legal & Compliance
5. Wellbeing
Mediation
Accommodation
6. Review
Evolution
Measurement
NEXT STEPS
Making the workforce better for everyone
As the next phase of our initiative, we are actively arranging consultation sessions with experts in the field. The primary goal of these sessions is to foster a comprehensive understanding of best practices in addressing the challenges associated with establishing a neuroinclusive workforce.
We aim to gain valuable insights that we can use to guide our clients. Our ultimate objective is to promote inclusivity and create workplaces that embrace and support neurodiverse individuals.