AFK helps children and young people who are disabled or neurodiverse to live more independent, fulfilling lives.
Welcome to AFK!
Mobility Equipment
We provide specialist mobility equipment not available on the NHS to disabled children and young people up to their 25th birthday across the UK, helping them build independence, confidence and greater freedom.
Employment and Skills
We help disabled young people aged 14-25 to build aspirations and develop life and work skills so they can prepare for life after school and move into paid employment with confidence experience and job opportunities
Impact and Innovation
We use a number of innovative models of support and skills development including travel training, leadership programmes and self-employment support supporting confidence independence and new pathways into good jobs.
EDI Services
AFK’s equity, diversity and inclusion offer equips your organisation with practical tools to build inclusive workplace cultures and create accessible career opportunities for disabled and neurodivergent young people.
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Training & Consultancy Services from AFK.
AFK’s equity, diversity and inclusion services support organisations to build more inclusive workplace cultures and create accessible career opportunities for disabled and neurodivergent young people.
Through practical training, workshops and consultancy, we help employers understand barriers, improve accessibility and build the confidence to support disabled talent to thrive at work.
Our offer includes Disability in the Workplace and Neurodiversity in the Workplace lunch and learn sessions, Disability Inclusion Training, Neuroinclusion Training, and bespoke training and consultancy to support more inclusive workplaces.
Your donations change the lives of
disabled and neurodiverse children and young people.
Donate today
All of our funding comes from voluntary sources, as we receive no government funding.
81% of the money we raise goes right back into our services to support disabled children and young people.
£10
could go towards a ‘Aspire to work’ session facilitated by AFK, whereby local SEND pupils will learn about opportunities for employment after school.
£25
could go towards an Employment Coach providing one-to-one tailored support to a young disabled person on their journey in to paid employment.
£50
could go towards maintaining
vital mobility equipment for disabled children and young people, helping them stay independent and active.