We feel there needs to be more neurodiversity awareness, more equal treatment and more widespread acceptance for those with autism and other neurological and cognitive developmental differences. We want to create a society that can bend a little to allow for differences in behaviour and learning needs in the hope to create more opportunities for inclusion in schools, work places and in the wider community. Our network is made up of neurodiverse volunteer (peer support buddies) who have different neurological and cognitive differences who can help other neurodiverse people so they can learn to celebrate their differences, feel valued, respected, reach their full potential by achieving their life goals and ambitions and live happy fulfilling lives. We want to spread neurodiversity awareness in communities, work places and education.