How Will You Celebrate?
Neurodiversity Celebration Week is for everyone - at work, school, home and in the community! Here are some fun and easy ways to get involved:
Tell the world what you’re doing!
Use#Neurodiversity
CelebrationWeek2025 and tag our organisations in!
1. Display Inspiring Posters
We’ve designed a vibrant poster series featuring the Young Neurodiversity Champions, celebrating key strengths often seen in neurodivergent individuals:
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Creativity
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Focus
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Sensory Strengths
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Energy
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Self-Belief
Each day during Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we’ll spotlight one of these strengths—sharing real stories and insights from neurodivergent individuals on social media.
Join the conversation! Like, share, and tell us how these strengths shine in your classroom, workplace, or community. Let’s celebrate the power of different minds together!
2. Host a Celebration Event
Show your commitment to neurodiversity by bringing your school, workplace, or community together!
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Host an assembly, breakfast, lunch, or afternoon tea (in person or online)
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Invite a Young Neurodiversity Champion or speaker to share their experiences
Join the conversation! Like, share, and tell us how these strengths shine in your classroom, workplace, or community. Let’s celebrate the power of different minds together!
Invite your own people to share their experiences of neurodiversity
- as individuals, parents and supporters
3. Join an Event or Workshop
Some of our organisations are hosting online and in-person events throughout the week and afterwards—and you’re invited!
Be part of the movement. Share these opportunities with your community!
Welcome to My Brain is a simple, fun, interactive card game for all ages that sparks great conversations about neurodiversity!
Playing it together with your class, at morning tea, at an event or at home after dinner is a terrific way to recognise Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
Order your card game to play during Neurodiversity Celebration Week NOW!
For Schools
Check out our ready-to-go lesson plans!
For Workplaces
Read our blog on great ways to play at work!
Create your own Welcome To My Brain posters!
We’ve created a fun template so that everyone can share how their brain feels!
Ways to use it:
Students
Design posters and display them at school
Workplaces
Encourage teams to create and share posters
Families and Friends
Make posters together and post them online!
Share your creations on social media or print them out to display in your space!
Remember to add #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek 2025 and #WelcomeToMyBrain
4. Play Welcome To My Brain together
5. Donate to the Young Neurodiversity Champions
Back the Young Neurodiversity Champions –
Be the Change!
Our Young Neurodiversity Champions are out there making waves—challenging the status quo, sharing their stories, and pushing for real change. Their passion and courage inspire us every day.
This year, we need $15,000 to get them to Wellington for the Young Neurodiversity Champions Hui at Parliament, where they’ll rally hundreds of young people to demand action from our politicians.
Will you help make it happen? Hold a fundraiser at your school or workplace during Neurodiversity Celebration Week and show our neurodivergent youth that we stand with them.
