Neurodiversity Celebration Week -
March 16th - 20th, 2026
Greatest Good proudly supports Neurodiversity Celebration Week, a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurodiverse differences.
We are thrilled to partner with so many wonderful organisations that are creating space, empowering, supporting, and filling gaps for neurodivergent individuals.
The Reconnect Project is a social enterprise that offers Australia’s first Mobile Device Repair Technician Training Course to empower neurodivergent young adults with practical skills in mobile phone repair, retail operations, and customer service, equipping them with a strong skill set for future job opportunities.
Hotel Etico Australia is the first of its kind in Australia, the first enterprise hotel. They are based on an Italian model, whereby adults with learning difficulties can apply for on-site training and support at a functioning hotel for hands-on, real-life experience. Once students have graduated, they are supported in finding ongoing industry work.
Mosaik Experiences runs community cultural and creative programs to enrich the lives of adults with an intellectual disability by providing workshops delivered in a welcoming, supportive and safe community setting.
JAM the label, is an adaptive clothing brand founded by Emma and Molly after their work with disability clients revealed a gap for clothing that is both accessible and stylish for young people.
Little Paws Big Roars, part of the Unlimited NOW Network Pty Ltd community, promotes self-empowerment, inclusion, and kindness by offering educational tools and purposeful products that help break mental health stigma and equip the next generation to navigate life with confidence.
Christie Centre Inc is an NDIS-registered disability organisation based in Mildura, Victoria, supporting people with impairment and disadvantage to increase opportunities for social participation, inclusion, wellbeing, and meaningful occupation.
Explore and support these incredible organisations championing neurodiversity and inclusion
