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Creo

Creo is a springboard programme for disabled founders and entrepreneurs in the UK. It supports pre-seed to pre-Series A tech startups that are either founded by disabled or neurodiverse individuals, or are innovating around disability. The programme provides expert-led workshops, peer-to-peer support, and coaching to help scale startups. It focuses on technology enabling disabled and neurodivergent communities to access work, transport, and independence.

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Deadline6 September 2026
FundingNot disclosed
SummaryCreo is a springboard programme for disabled founders and entrepreneurs in the UK. It supports pre-seed to pre-Series A tech startups that are either founded by disabled or neurodiverse individuals, or are innovating around disability. The programme provides expert-led workshops, peer-to-peer support, and coaching to help scale startups. It focuses on technology enabling disabled and neurodivergent communities to access work, transport, and independence.
Why relevantThe programme is specifically designed for disabled and neurodiverse founders and startups innovating in this space.
CategoryAccelerator
Funding typesSupport
EligibilityStart-up
GeographyUK
SectorsTechnology, Mobility, Transport
Duration4 months
How to applyApplications are submitted online. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview or further discussions. The programme is free to take part in.
StatusOpen

Project requirements

The company must have at least one founder who self-identifies as disabled or neurodiverse, or the company must be innovating around disability or neurodiversity. The company must be working on a venture that has a positive socio, economic or environmental impact or if innovating around disability or neurodiversity this should be to improve life, community, equity, or inclusion of disabled and neurodiverse people.

How to apply

Applications are submitted online. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview or further discussions. The programme is free to take part in.

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