ALIGN works alongside youth, families, educators, employers, and community leaders to create inclusive communities where neurodivergent and disabled individuals are valued, empowered, and supported to pursue their goals.
ALIGN doesn't ask people to fit into systems that were never built for them. We work with schools, employers, organizations and neighbors to remove the barriers in the way — so participation, employment and leadership are genuinely open to everyone.
Customized professional development for educators, employers and organizations — disability awareness, neurodiversity inclusion, accessible programming.
Workforce readiness, leadership development, advocacy skills and employment pathways for youth moving into adulthood.
Conversations, workshops and events that build understanding, reduce stigma and widen who takes part in community life.
Practical review of programs, services, spaces and practices — with clear recommendations organizations can act on.
Our work shows up in four places at once — in classrooms, in workplaces, in community life, and in the policies and practices that shape all three.
Helping schools and programs better support neurodivergent and disabled learners.
Expanding employment opportunities and workplace readiness for young adults.
Widening access to the programs, services and gatherings that make up daily life here.
Working with partners on lasting improvements to policy, practice and culture.
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We partner with schools, employers, nonprofits, government agencies, community organizations and funders — through training, consultation, workforce initiatives and long-term collaboration.
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Inclusive hiring, onboarding and workplace practice.
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Gifts support youth programming, workforce readiness, community education, training, advocacy and accessibility work across our islands.
Creating communities where neurodivergent and disabled people belong, thrive, and lead.