Join a team creating calmer, safer and more neuroinclusive events

EventWell is a neurodivergent-led, not-for-profit social enterprise on a mission to make events kinder, calmer and more accessible for everyone.

From SensoryCalm™ Quiet Rooms at large-scale exhibitions and festivals, to our wellbeing training and Event Wellbeing Matters community, everything we do is built on lived experience, practical care and professional standards.

If you care about people, accessibility and doing things the right way (even when it’s the harder way), there could be a place for you on the EventWell team

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Why work with EventWell?

When you work with EventWell, you’re not just doing a job, you’re directly supporting people who are overwhelmed, anxious, or struggling to cope in busy event environments.

You’ll be part of a team that is:

  • Neurodivergent-led – our work is shaped by lived experience of being neurodivergent in events and live environments.
  • Values-driven – safety, calm, dignity and inclusion are non-negotiables, not nice-to-haves.
  • Social enterprise, not-for-profit – any net profit is reinvested into quiet rooms, wellbeing spaces and community support, including permanent spaces and SEN resources in schools.
  • Professional and trauma-informed – our hosts are trained, supported and supervised to work safely with attendees who may be in distress or overwhelm.
  • Flexible and human-first – we understand energy, spoons and life-load. We aim to work with people, not against them.

If you’re passionate about wellbeing, neuroinclusion and real-world impact, you’ll fit in here.

Who thrives in our team?

We work in high-pressure, live-event environments, but our job is to bring calm into the chaos.

You might be a great fit if you:

  • Are calm, caring and unflappable, especially when others are anxious or overwhelmed.
  • Have strong people skills and can hold space for others without judgement.
  • Are willing to follow safeguarding, safety and professional boundaries to the letter.
  • Are reliable and organised, if you’re on the rota, people are counting on you.
  • Are open to learning about neurodivergence, mental health and trauma-informed practice.
  • Value clear communication, honesty and teamwork.

You do not need to already be a wellbeing or accessibility “expert”. We can teach skills and frameworks. What we can’t teach is kindness, integrity and respect, those need to come as standard.

Current Opportunities

We’re currently offering the following roles:

Join our Build & Break Crew?

We’re growing our Build & Break Crew across London and the UK. From setting up and dressing SensoryCalm™ spaces at conferences and exhibitions to building gazebos and pitching bell tents at festivals and outdoor events, this is a practical, hands-on role for people who enjoy making spaces look great. A good eye for detail, reliability and event setup experience are ideal. Work is flexible and offered on an event-by-event basis.

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Interested in joining the EventWell team?

We’re always happy to hear from people who connect with what we do.

If you’d like to work with EventWell in the future, you can register your interest below and tell us a little about yourself.

We’ll keep your details on file and get in touch if a suitable opportunity comes up.

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What you can expect from us

When you work with EventWell, you can expect:

  • Clear role descriptions and expectations – so you know exactly what your responsibilities are.
  • Induction and training – including EventWell MHFA certification, safeguarding training and practical guidance on trauma-informed, neuroinclusive support.
  • Fair pay above Living Wage Foundation rates – for ALL paid roles.
  • Support for access needs – we encourage you to tell us what you need to do your best work.
  • Safeguarding and safety as a priority – robust policies, clear procedures and proper boundaries.
  • A team that gets it – many of us are neurodivergent ourselves

We’re not perfect, but we are committed to learning, listening and improving together.

FAQs

Q: Do I need previous events experience?
Not always. Some roles require event or safeguarding experience; others are more about people skills and attitude. Each role description will state what’s essential and what’s trainable.

Q: Do I need to be neurodivergent to work with you?
No. Many of our team are neurodivergent, and our work is led by lived experience, but we welcome all team members who are values-aligned and committed to neuroinclusive practice.

Q: Are the roles employed or freelance?
This varies depending on the role and project. Each vacancy will clearly state whether the role is PAYE employment, casual worker, or freelance/contractor.