Creating Inclusive
Spaces For All

The autism spectrum is far wider than most people realise. We help autistic people and their families be heard — through training, collaboration and real stories — and work towards a world where difference is understood and everyone feels included.

About Me

Olivia is a classical singer, autism advocate, and champion for inclusive education. Diagnosed with autism at 21, her journey from experiencing homelessness to becoming an advocate inspires her mission to create welcoming and supportive spaces for everyone.

Having missed seven years of academic education, Olivia leads It’s Olivia’s World, which runs projects supporting autistic and disabled people, provides autism training and workplace accessibility training, and works to improve employment opportunities, addressing the fact that 85% of people on the spectrum are currently unemployed.

Much of that work happens in schools. Through partnerships with schools and colleges, Olivia speaks directly with educators about what needs to change and how to put it right in practice. She also works as a mediator between families and school staff, helping both sides understand each other when conversations about a child’s support have broken down.

It’s Olivia’s World is currently converting into a charity to expand its impact and continue creating opportunities for people with disabilities.

Autism Awareness Training

Accessible training that builds confidence, improves understanding and challenges common misconceptions about autism.

Workplace Accessibility

Practical guidance to help employers create environments where disabled and neurodivergent people can participate and thrive.

Inclusive Education

Support for schools, colleges and learning providers to make teaching, communication and participation more inclusive.

Employment Support

Projects and guidance focused on improving pathways into work and reducing barriers faced by autistic and disabled people.

Assistant Dog Days

Raising awareness, sharing lived experience and helping organisations understand how assistance dogs support disabled people.

The Online Conservatoire

A welcoming place to learn music, art and dance online, designed for disabled and neurodivergent people and anyone unable to access traditional arts schools.

Learners will be able to work at their own pace, receive support from professional mentors and take part in creative opportunities and performances—from GCSE and A-level study through to higher education.

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