ND Community Hub is a neurodivergent-led community, creating safe, inclusive spaces for neurodivergent adults. Through low-pressure social and well being-focused programs, we support connection, emotional safety, and participation in ways that respect individual needs.
Welcome
ND Community Hub is a neurodivergent-led community based in the South West of Western Australia, created by neurodivergent adults, for neurodivergent adults.
We exist because we know how hard it can be to leave the house, show up, or commit to activities - especially when most spaces aren’t designed with neurodivergent needs in mind.
Our aim is to create calm, inclusive, low-pressure opportunities for connection through social meet-ups, movement-based activities, and community events. Everything we offer is designed with nervous-system safety, predictability, and choice at the center - so you can participate in a way that feels right for you.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, self-identified, supporting someone neurodivergent, or simply looking for a more accessible way to connect, you’re welcome here exactly as you are.
A place where showing up looks different for everyone
ND Community Hub supports neurodivergent adults through flexible, accessible events and community programs designed to reduce pressure and remove barriers to participation. Our focus is on connection, well-being, and inclusion, shaped by lived experience and individual needs. We also host a local Facebook group of 300+ neurodivergent adults, where members can chat, share experiences, contribute ideas, and stay connected between events. Join us to connect with like-minded people, take part in conversations, and help shape future meetups!
Upcoming Events
Community Voices
"I have only been to 2 meetups, but being part of a ND Community has helped me build confidence around people again - something I never thought I’d feel. For the first time in a very long time, I’ve experienced a space where I can be myself without masking or explaining, and still feel accepted. Each catch-up reminds me that I’m not too much or not enough, just neurodivergent and human. The kindness, understanding, and shared experiences in this group have shown me that connection is possible, and that I belong exactly as I am.."
Frankie
