Creating Inclusive Spaces
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Amaze Inclusion supports organisations to create physical, digital and experiential environments that feel predictable, accessible and welcoming for all neurotypes.
Many neurodivergent people experience sensory sensitivities that can make everyday environments overwhelming. Lighting, noise levels, movement, visual clutter or unclear information can affect comfort, confidence and participation. These barriers are often easy to improve with the right insight.
Our Creating Inclusive Spaces service model in action
Our inclusion audits examine how people experience your spaces, services and touchpoints through an Autistic and otherwise neurodivergent lens. We review physical, sensory, navigational and communication elements, combining lived-experience insight with evidence-informed frameworks.
This approach has supported museums, galleries, sports clubs, health and community services, public venues, retail settings and transport environments to improve the accessibility and predictability of their spaces.
How it works
We work closely with your team to understand the purpose and use of each space or service. Our process includes on-site or virtual walkthroughs, lived-experience assessment and practical analysis of touchpoints.
You receive a concise, actionable report outlining:
- strengths and existing inclusive practice
- identified barriers and risks
- clear, practical recommendations tailored to your environment, budget and goals.
Simple adjustments – such as reducing visual clutter, adjusting lighting or acoustics, improving signage, refining entry processes or working with us to prepare social scripts or sensory maps – can significantly improve comfort, confidence and participation for everyone.