Hidden Disability Hub: where neurominorities support each other and craft their unique voice

Our goal is to equip young people affected by hidden disabilities in Luxembourg with a carefully crafted toolkit including rights-based education, wellbeing support, 1-on-1 sessions with an in-house jurist, and nation-wide awareness campaigns.

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Hidden Disability Hub program is a 6 month multifaceted program for young neuro minorities and their support system.

APPLY HERE
APPLY HERE

We created this program so young people with hidden disabilities can 

  • Build a supportive community.

  • Build trust with relevant national educational institutions and stakeholders.

  • Become more autonomous.

  • Raise awareness.

  • Know their rights.

  • Become a multiplier of change within their communities for a more inclusive society where neuro minorities can flourish.

The program is split into 3 pillars and covers the below

  • Pillar 1: Know Your Rights

    Workshops designed to ensure attendees are empowered to speak up in any educational or professional space you would like to be in.

  • Pillar 2: Support Groups

    The groups are intended to create a feeling of community, provide a safe space to share common experiences, and grievances, while also having the space to brainstorm policy action where relevant.

  • Pillar 3: Research & Awareness

    Educate the wider community about the nature and challenges of hidden disabilities especially in the contexts of the workplace and education.

What the program includes

Workshops 6 workshops held between February–July or September–February, with 15 participants per cohort. Sessions are available in two language tracks: English and French/Luxembourgish.

Support Groups 12 support groups are hosted per semester, with each participant attending 6 sessions of 2 hours each, as cohorts are split into smaller groups.

By clicking HERE, you access the application form to apply for the September 2025 - February 2026 edition.

Our Funders

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From our previous cohort

  • Member 1

    Everything felt safe and smooth. The whole organization has been crafted to cater to the neurodivergent experience : soft lighting, small cohort, water and vegan snacks always available, nametags, and bathroom easily accessible.

  • MEMBER 2

    I really appreciated the efforts made by the BeHuman team to offer a dynamic and inclusive environment for neurodivergent people and persons with hidden disabilities. A novelty in our Luxembourgish society.

  • Member 3

    The support groups were great! It created for me a sense of community. I felt like I wasn’t alone. Being autistic is a very lonely experience and for once I felt like I didn’t have to explain myself.

  • Member 4

    It feels like it is truly a space where people with hidden disabilities can express themselves and feel welcomed and get useful advice rather than receive patronising lectures, like I’ve experienced in the past.

  • Member 5

     It’s in English, which is a huge support for someone with English as their mother tongue. It’s actually created by and for people with hidden disabilities, making it better suited for us than supports created by neurotypical people who don’t understand our barriers.