How neuroinclusive is your event – really?
Most event organisers believe they are “doing something” to support neurodivergent attendees.
A quiet space.
A wellbeing initiative.
Some accessibility information.
But when it comes to real-world delivery, the gaps often show up quickly:
- spaces that are hard to find
- support that isn’t visible
- unclear responsibility
- no safeguarding pathway
Intent doesn’t guarantee a safe experience.

Understand where you are. Know what needs to change.
What is NMI™?
The Neuroinclusion Maturity Index (NMI™) is a structured self-assessment tool designed for event organisers and venues.
It helps you understand:
- how your event actually performs in practice
- where the risks are
- and what needs to improve
Not just in one space – but across an entire event.

What NMI™ Measures
NMI™ assesses your event across five core areas:
Governance & Leadership
How neuroinclusion is owned, prioritised and embedded within the organisation.

Communication & Information
How clearly information is communicated before, during and after the event or experience.

Environment & Design
How the physical and operational environment supports a range of sensory and cognitive needs.

Safety, Support & Supervision
How people are supported when they need assistance, regulation or intervention.

Experience, Feedback & Continuous Improvement
How the organisation listens, learns and improves over time.

Why this matters
Without structure, events often rely on:
- good intentions
- individual effort
- isolated solutions
This leads to:
- inconsistent experiences
- avoidable overwhelm
- and unnecessary risk
Neuroinclusion requires systems – not just spaces.
From insight to standard
- NMI™ identifies the gaps
- QSSS™ defines what good looks like
Organisations reaching a leading level are ready to:
- formalise their approach
- embed accountability
- and align with the Quality Sensory Safety & Supervision Standard (QSSS™)
Who Is This For?
• Conference & exhibition venues
• Event organisers
• Festival producers
• Association events
• Corporate event teams
• ESG and risk leads
If you are designing and delivering live events, this framework applies to you.

Self-Assessment Download
Download the Neuroinclusion Maturity Index™ Self-Assessment Workbook

Marketing labels such as “Gold” or “Platinum” do not automatically reflect neuroinclusion maturity within live event environments. The Neuroinclusion Maturity Index™ provides a structured, operational lens through which provision can be evaluated.

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