At NeuroBalance Integrated Health Foundation Ltd, we believe education and vocational skills can be life-changing — especially when health, neurodiversity, or long-term symptoms have made work and progression difficult for years. That’s why we support beneficiaries aged 18+ with pathway planning, learning readiness, and funding for vocational courses, delivered through our external training provider partners.
Important: courses are delivered by external providers. Our role is to support, prepare, and fund training (subject to eligibility and available funds).
What We Offer
Pathway Guidance
We help you choose a realistic training route based on your strengths and needs:
matching training to capacity (energy, mobility, overload, symptoms)
selecting a pace and format that is sustainable
creating a small-step plan towards job readiness
Partnerships with External Training Providers
We work with external vocational training centres so beneficiaries can access:
established programmes and recognised qualifications
different learning formats where available (in-person/online/hybrid)
options that can be shaped around accessibility needs
Funding Vocational Courses
Subject to available funding, we provide partial or full funding for selected vocational training for beneficiaries aged 18+. Funding may include:
course and/or exam fees (depending on the programme)
learning materials (where appropriate)
support elements that enable participation (depending on needs and scheme rules)
Clear funding criteria, limits, and application steps will be published as each funding round opens.
Support to Stay on Track
We support what often determines success:
an energy-aware learning plan
strategies for “bad days” and overload
organisation (deadlines, documents, communication with providers)
accessibility-friendly formats (clear structure, notes, step-by-step instructions)
Who It’s For
Beneficiaries aged 18+ who:
want new qualifications or to return to learning after a break,
need financial, organisational, or accessibility support,
live with neurodiversity, chronic pain, autoimmune/bowel conditions (e.g., Crohn’s), mobility needs, or communication barriers,
want a pathway towards sustainable work and independence.
How the Process Works
Contact / enquiry – tell us your goal and current situation.
Course matching – we identify a realistic route and format.
Funding consideration – subject to eligibility and available funds.
Training starts with a partner provider – delivered externally.
Ongoing practical support – to help you stay consistent (where available).
Call to Action
Want to know which courses and funding options will be available in upcoming rounds?
Email us: info@neurobalancefoundation.org.uk
We’ll share updates on partners, criteria, and timelines.