Where can I look if I want a cross-neurodivergent community rather than a group for one diagnosis?

Current understanding

Cross-neurodivergent directories are less mature than condition-specific routes. Inspect broad DPO and self-advocacy networks and cross-ND event directories, while keeping their scope and commercial context visible. ND Oracle does not pretend that one complete, independent UK-wide cross-neurodivergent peer directory currently exists.

Related things to inspect

• Neurodiversity UK events directory Service
• People First (Self Advocacy) Organisation
• Disability Wales full member Disabled People's Organisations Organisation

Related questions

• How can I find an organisation where neurodivergent or disabled people genuinely have leadership and decision-making power?
• How can I tell whether a group or organisation is actually peer-led rather than just saying it values lived experience?
• Can I look for peer support while I am waiting for, considering or unable to get a formal neurodevelopmental assessment?
• How can I find neurodivergent peer support in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland without being sent to England-only routes?
• What should I make of a peer group that publishes little or nothing about moderation, safeguarding or accessibility?

What evidence is still needed

• A demonstrably comprehensive and independently governed UK cross-neurodivergent peer directory.
• Broader peer-led routes for DLD, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, Tourette syndrome and people with multiple neurotypes.

Where people may disagree

• Some people prefer condition-specific groups because shared experiences can be more concrete; cross-ND is not inherently more inclusive in practice.

When this answer should be revisited

• A new cross-ND directory meets provenance, geographic and maintenance requirements.
• Existing directories publish stronger completeness and governance evidence.