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Collectively Diverse is a social enterprise helping organisations and communities create environments where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.

Through evidence-informed training, consultancy and collaborative programmes, we help build understanding, strengthen psychological safety and turn inclusion into meaningful, everyday practice.

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Training & Development

 

Practical, evidence-informed learning that builds understanding, confidence and skills to support inclusion, mental health and wellbeing.

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Consultancy & Support

Working alongside organisations to understand barriers, strengthen inclusive practice and create sustainable cultural change.

Community & Partnerships

Collaborating with schools, community groups and other organisations to create opportunities for learning, belonging and wellbeing.

Community & Partnerships

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Collaborating with schools, community groups and other organisations to create opportunities for learning, belonging and wellbeing.

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How We Help

Making a Difference

From understanding to action: helping people build the
confidence to make inclusion part of everyday practice.

 

                                    85.7% 
 Fel
t fully empowered as Champions for Difference 
            

                    +25%

Increase in confidence identifying and challenging ableism         

100% 
      Rated the programme excellent           

                    
+29%

Increase in confidence explaining neurodiversity         

Results from our Champions for Difference pilot, January–February 2026, based on feedback from 14 participants.

Meet our Founder: Liz Day

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Liz founded Collectively Diverse with a belief that everyone has potential, but not everyone has the same opportunities to realise it.
 

With an MSc in Psychology and a career spanning education, communications, inclusion, mental health and sport, she brings together research, professional expertise and lived experience to help people and organisations think differently about inclusion.
 

Her approach is grounded in curiosity, compassion and practical action, recognising that meaningful change happens when we look beyond individuals and consider the environments, systems and cultures around them.

What People Say About Working With Us

"It was a very thought-provoking session, which I would encourage everyone to attend."

Attendee of Sport Torbay Training on

Supporting Neurodivergent Athletes and Coaches 

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