Our Scholarship Model...
It all began with a simple act of community care: a community member once funded five full places in the Autistic Burnout Course. Their gift showed what happens when one person’s capacity opens doors for many – a small act of interdependence in practice. We’ve continued that spirit by using full‑priced trainings to help fund reduced‑fee and full scholarships.
Our access‑centred approach is how we hold both: revenue that keeps the work alive, and pricing choices that widen access and reflect our core values of belonging, community care, and interdependence.
The people who most need support are often the least resourced to access it.
What This Means For You



