Diversity and inclusion providers deliver training, consulting, audits, mentoring and recruitment support to build fairer, more inclusive workplaces. They work on gender equity, race and ethnicity, LGBTQ+ inclusion, disability and neurodiversity, social mobility, age and menopause, and faith and belief, alongside inclusive leadership, allyship and belonging. Delivery can be in person, virtual or fully digital.
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New Leaf Health is a workplace wellbeing company based in Stourbridge, West Midlands, which began as New Leaf Associates in 1996.
It runs on-site employee health checks, finger-prick health screening, vitamin D testing, wellbeing fairs, chair massage and flu clinics across the UK, using a network of health professionals. Training covers mental health for managers and employees, Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England courses, suicide first aid, wellbeing leadership, wellbeing champions and neurodiversity awareness. MHFA courses run from half a day to two days. Private courses are delivered online or in person, and open courses take 1 to 8 people. It also offers workplace counselling, an online GP service for employees, wellbeing surveys and menopause support.
Employee health checks start at £825 a day, health screening at £895 a day and wellbeing fairs at £1,575 a day, excluding VAT. Training prices are not published. The website states accreditation from the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH), MHFA England, City & Guilds and the CPD (Continuing Professional Development) standards body. Founder Phil Olding is chief executive, and New Leaf Health Limited was incorporated in 2006. Named clients include the NHS, ITV and Network Rail.
Disability and neurodiversity, Age and menopauseTraining and workshops
Stourbridge, West Midlands, United Kingdom 4.4 (12)
Stonewall is a London-based charity for lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning and ace (LGBTQ+) people, launched in 1989, with a workplace programme.
Its main offer for employers is Proud Employers, a membership programme for organisations in the public, private and third sectors, from small teams to large companies. Members get up to eight hours of consultancy, unlimited helpdesk access, a training library, monthly webinars, members-only events and a private forum, with up to five logins to the Proud Employers Hub. Stonewall also runs LGBTQ+ workplace training online and in person, from a 90-minute Introduction to LGBTQ+ Allyship session to a six-month LGBTQ+ Leadership Programme for LGBTQ+ staff.
Membership prices are not published and vary with the size and needs of the organisation. Members get 20% off Stonewall training and can apply for the Proud Employers Accreditation at no extra cost, while non-members pay a one-off fee. The accreditation scores employers across nine areas of practice and awards one of four levels, valid for two calendar years. Stonewall Equality Limited is a registered charity (number 1101255) and company (number 02412299), incorporated in August 1989.
LGBTQ+ inclusionTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
iHASCO is an online workplace training provider based in Bracknell and part of the Citation Group.
It offers more than 250 eLearning courses on health and safety, human resources (HR) compliance, business compliance, management and soft skills, for organisations of any size and sector. Its Mental Health and Wellbeing bundle has 10 courses, including mental health awareness for managers, anxiety, resilience and stress, each lasting 10 to 45 minutes. A 25-minute Menopause Awareness course is also listed. Courses run on iHASCO's own learning management system (LMS), include closed captions and can be machine translated into more than 40 languages.
A subscription for 30 learners is estimated at £5.85 to £7.30 per learner per month, with pay-as-you-go credits for very small businesses and a free trial. The site states that individual courses are approved by the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), the International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) or the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), or are continuing professional development (CPD) accredited. It states it has more than 12,000 clients. The company is registered as iHASCO Ltd (company number 06447099), incorporated in December 2007.
The Social Mobility Foundation is a London-based charity that works on social mobility with young people and employers, incorporated in 2005.
Its Aspiring Professionals Programme supports high-achieving young people from lower socio-economic backgrounds with mentoring, skills sessions and access to internships and residentials. For employers, it runs the Social Mobility Employer Index, an annual assessment that benchmarks employer practice on social mobility across eight areas. Entries open in March and close in June, and entrants receive individual feedback in winter, when key findings and a Top 75 list are published. Employers can also partner with the charity by hosting internships and residentials, volunteering at skills events, running insight sessions or taking part in its research and campaigns.
Fees for the Employer Index and partnerships are not published on its website. The charity states that the Index had 140 entrants in 2025 and that more than 400 employers have entered it in recent years. It gives its charity numbers as 1115888 in England and Wales and SC051842 in Scotland. Besides London, it has offices in Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool and Manchester. The company was first registered as The Linkson Fellowship and took its current name in 2006.
Social mobilityStrategy, audits and benchmarking, Mentoring and sponsorship programmes
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Evenbreak is a London-based job board for disabled candidates, run as a social enterprise and incorporated in 2011.
Employers pay to advertise vacancies, while candidates register free of charge, set up job alerts and can make a skills profile visible to employers. Unlimited advertising adds job statistics, access to a CV database, a branded employer hub with the employer's logo on the home page and the chance to take part in in-person events. Evenbreak also sells disability inclusion training to employers, including a 30-minute e-learning introduction to the social model of disability and one-hour team webinars on topics such as inclusive recruitment and workplace adjustments.
A standard advert costs £160 and stays live for 60 days, a premium advert costs £250, and bundles of 5 and 10 adverts cost £600 and £1,100. Unlimited advertising starts at £1,195 for 30 days, with discounts for charities, not-for-profits and members of Business Disability Forum. Its awards page displays accreditations including Disability Confident Leader, the Social Enterprise Mark and Living Wage Employer. Founder and chief executive Jane Hatton leads a team in which, the website says, every member is disabled.
Disability and neurodiversityTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Onvero, formerly the Employers Network for Equality & Inclusion (ENEI), is a not-for-profit that helps employers build diverse teams and inclusive cultures through membership, training and consultancy. It has been running since 2002 and works with around 400 member organisations, and with many more on a project basis.
Its training has included trans and gender identity awareness.
Inclusion across all areasTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Diverse Matters is a diversity, equity and inclusion consultancy offering bespoke consultancy, as a fixed-term engagement, ad hoc project work, or a retainer, alongside equality, diversity and inclusion training delivered face to face or via webinar. It is accredited as a CPD Training Centre of Excellence, so attendees can receive formal CPD certificates.
Inclusion across all areasTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
Coventry, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Moving Ahead is a London-based organisation, set up in 2014, that designs and runs mentoring, sponsorship and development programmes for employers.
Its cross-company programmes pair mentees with more senior mentors from different organisations and sectors over nine months. They include Mission Gender Equity, which supports the 30% Club campaign, Mission Include, The Executive Accelerator for women in the executive pipeline and Generation Valuable for disabled talent. Sector programmes cover actuarial work, defence, rail, platinum group metals and early-career researchers. Employers can also commission in-house mentoring, coaching, sponsorship and inclusive leadership programmes. Participants receive a digital toolkit of filmed sessions, masterclasses and written guides, alongside learning events.
Prices are not published. Moving Ahead states that since 2014 it has matched and supported more than 41,000 mentors and mentees across 477 organisations and 70 countries. Its founder and chief executive, Liz Dimmock, was recognised in the 2019 Queen's honours for services to gender equality. Moving Ahead Limited was incorporated on 23 October 2014 (company number 09276768) and was owned by Ricoh for three years before the founder bought it back.
Gender equity, Race and ethnicityTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
Henpicked: Menopause in the Workplace is a Nottingham-based provider of menopause training and policy support for employers, part of the Henpicked group.
It runs interactive sessions for line managers, all colleagues, human resources (HR) and occupational health teams, plus train-the-trainer sessions for staff who will act as menopause advocates. Sessions are held at the employer's workplace or online by webinar. A 30-minute e-learning course is sold in licence packs of 5, 25, 50, 100 or more, or as a package for an organisation's own learning management system, with an estimated six-week lead time. It also helps employers with menopause policies, awareness campaigns and staff events.
Prices are not published and are quoted on request. It states that its training is accredited for continuing professional development (CPD). Henpicked began in 2013 under founder and chief executive Deborah Garlick, and the group also runs Menopause Friendly Accreditation, in which an independent panel assesses employers against five pillars. Organisations named on the site include Santander UK, Next PLC, Sainsbury's Group, Siemens and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Age and menopauseTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
Nottingham, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Shape Talent is a London gender equity consultancy founded in 2017 by Sharon Peake, a Chartered Occupational Psychologist.
It works with large organisations to remove the barriers to women's progression, using its Three Barriers Model of societal, personal and organisational barriers. Consulting starts with a Three Barriers Diagnostic survey, focus groups and a review of talent processes for bias. Its talent accelerator programmes include Breaking Barriers for women and under-represented groups, Connected Leadership for technical specialists moving into people management, and Tailored to Lead for mid-level and senior leaders. Coaching ranges from three one-to-one Spotlight sessions to 12 hours of Acceleration Coaching, and Spotlight Coaching Circles bring 6 to 8 people together for five sessions.
Several of its coaches state International Coaching Federation (ICF) credentials at Professional Certified Coach (PCC) or Associate Certified Coach (ACC) level. It displays a Women Owned logo, states that it has signed the Menopause Workplace Pledge and describes itself as research partner to the LEAD Network. It states that more than 1,200 people have completed its programmes, and its client logos include Microsoft, Marks & Spencer, BT Openreach and Pearson.
Gender equity, Age and menopauseTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
Inclusive Employers is a London-based membership organisation for employers working on inclusion at work, established in 2011.
Membership runs at four levels, Aspire, Core, Advance and Elevate. Aspire covers check-ins, webinars and resources, Core adds a dedicated senior expert and the Inclusive Employers Assessment, and Elevate includes a leadership strategy session and a Chartered Management Institute (CMI) course place. It also sells consultancy and training, delivered online or face to face as one-hour webinars, three-hour sessions, drama-based and scenario-based learning and e-learning. Topics include neurodiversity, inclusive leadership, inclusive recruitment and preventing sexual harassment, for senior leaders, managers, HR teams and staff networks.
Membership and training prices are not published. Its own assessed accreditation, the Inclusive Employers Standard, costs £3,950 plus value added tax (VAT), with 10% off for members, and awards Committed, Bronze, Silver or Gold. The shorter Inclusive Employers Assessment is a 12-question self-assessment, free for eligible members or £495 plus VAT. It set up National Inclusion Week in 2013. The legal entity is Inclusive Employers Limited (company number 07337659).
Inclusion across all areasTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
The Diversity Trust is a London-based community interest company (CIC) for equality, diversity and inclusion work, established in the UK in 2012.
It runs in-house training and consultancy for employers, with courses on bias, disability, race and anti-racism, LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer) inclusion, menopause, neurodiversity, hate crime and sexual harassment, among other topics. Training is delivered online or in person. Interactive workshops last 1.5 to 3.5 hours for up to 25 people, large group webinars take up to 100, and some courses run as a full day. It also carries out equality and accessibility audits, research and policy work, and supports organisations with the Equality Act 2010 and the Public Sector Equality Duty.
Its 2026 rate card lists workshops of up to 3.5 hours at £995 online or £1,295 in person, workshops for leaders and managers at £1,695 and a full day's training at £1,895. Audits cost £1,895 a day and consultancy £995 a half-day, all excluding VAT (value added tax). The Diversity Trust CIC was incorporated in July 2012 (company number 08141031) and also has an office in Huntly, Aberdeenshire. Its founder and chief executive is Berkeley Wilde.
Gender equity, Race and ethnicityTraining and workshops, Strategy, audits and benchmarking
London, United KingdomNo Google or Trustpilot reviews
