ADHD support • organisations • services • community • worldwide
A worldwide starting point for finding ADHD organisations, community and peer support, coaching and mentoring, education and workplace pathways, family support, clinicians and other services. Search broadly, narrow by what matters to you, or explore by region.
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Assessment & clinical
Use regional directories and trusted organisations to locate assessment, clinical information and professional support pathways.
Coaching & mentoring
Explore practical support for planning, routines, organisation, accountability, transitions, work and everyday functioning.
Peer & community
Peer groups and ADHD communities can provide shared experience, practical ideas, connection and belonging.
Education
Find learning, classroom, transition, executive-function and education pathways for students, families and educators.
Work & employment
Explore practical work support around executive function, transitions, communication, accommodations and employment pathways.
Family & whānau
Support for families and whānau navigating ADHD information, school, home, relationships, services and everyday life.
Worldwide & online
Useful when local support is limited, when you want international information, or when online communities fit better.
Australia, NZ & Pacific
Regional ADHD organisations, services and support pathways for Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia and the wider Pacific region.
Open Oceania DirectoryAmericas
Regional directory pathways covering ADHD organisations, services, community and support across the Americas.
Open Americas DirectoryUK & Europe
Regional directory pathways for ADHD organisations, professional services, advocacy, community and practical support.
Open UK & Europe DirectoryAfrica & MENA
Regional ADHD support, organisations and information pathways across Africa and the MENA region.
Open Africa & MENA DirectoryAsia
Regional ADHD organisations, services, family support, community and information pathways across Asia.
Open Asia DirectoryTry clearing one filter, changing your search wording, or start broad and explore the regional directories.
Regional ADHD directories
Some of the existing ADHD directory branches group several regions together. Those child directories can be refined later without changing this main worldwide doorway.
Support can look different
The right next step may be community, professional support, education, work support, family guidance or information rather than one single service.
Different starting points
International directory starting points
These are the international organisations carried forward from the existing directory content. Availability, programmes and eligibility can change, so check the organisation directly for current information.
The existing directory describes ADHD Europe as a federation of ADHD associations with multilingual resources and policy work.
Visit ADHD EuropeThe existing directory lists CHADD as an international starting point for ADHD education and support resources.
Visit CHADDThe existing directory lists ADDA as an international starting point for ADHD education, online groups and support.
Visit ADDAInclusion here is for navigation and does not mean Aspie Answers endorses every programme, professional or service. Check credentials, costs, scope, privacy, accessibility, local relevance and current availability before relying on a listing.
Before you choose
ADHD support can be useful and still be the wrong fit for a particular person. These checks can help you compare options more safely.
Know whether you are looking at peer support, coaching, education, advocacy or regulated clinical care.
Where a service is professional or clinical, check credentials, complaints processes, privacy and safeguarding.
Ask whether written information, extra processing time, text-first contact or other communication options are available.
Consider waiting rooms, appointment length, online options, breaks, camera expectations and participation pressure.
Look for approaches that respect ADHD lived experience, identity, culture, disability and individual goals.
Advice about diagnosis, medication, education, rights or healthcare may not transfer directly between countries.
Keep exploring
Use these confirmed Aspie Answers pathways to continue beyond the directory.
Location, age, cost, access needs, communication style, goals and personal preference can all change what feels useful. Start broad, compare options, and move at a pace that works for you.
