The Neurodiversity Academy has been recognised with the Professional Services of the Year award for its work in helping organisations create more inclusive workplaces where neurodivergent people can thrive.

Organised and presented by the Chichester Observer and Midhurst & Petworth Observer, the Chichester and District Business Awards 2026 took place on Monday (November 2) at Chichester Festival Theatre. They celebrated and commended the wide range of fantastic businesses across Chichester and its neighbouring areas, with 11 awards to be won.

Headquartered in Chichester, the business works with organisations, leaders and individuals across West Sussex, Surrey and London.

Its services also support neurodivergent employees and leaders in communicating the adjustments they need and navigating the challenges of senior roles.

The Neurodiversity Academy has been recognised with the Professional Services of the Year award for its work in helping organisations create more inclusive workplaces where neurodivergent people can thrive. Photo: Hollie Robards / Iconic Media Group.

placeholder image — The Neurodiversity Academy has been recognised with the Professional Services of the Year award for its work in helping organisations create more inclusive workplaces where neurodivergent people can thrive. Photo: Hollie Robards / Iconic Media Group.

The award recognises its contribution to making professional environments more accessible, inclusive and supportive.

Tamzin Hall, founder of The Neurodiversity Academy, said: “This award is not just for me, but for neurodiversity as a whole. I’m really passionate about spreading the word of neurodiversity and helping business owners understand what it is, how it shows up and how to navigate it. It means so much.”