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Disabled Entrepreneurs’ Mentoring

Free, flexible one-to-one online business mentoring designed around the needs of disabled, neurodivergent and chronically ill entrepreneurs.

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Who it helps
The programme is presented for disabled entrepreneurs in a UK initiative. The public page does not state international eligibility, so use it as a UK route unless Digital Boost confirms otherwise. Sharing disability or health information is optional.
Where
United Kingdom
Format
Online
Cost
Free
Time
Sessions are virtual and no more than 60 minutes. Mentees can request sessions as little or as often as needed and suggest suitable dates and times, subject to mentor availability.
Commitments
Mentoring is free. A requested mentor or lived-experience match is not guaranteed, and guidance is not a grant, professional advice or proof that a business will succeed.
Language
English-language route. Other mentoring languages were not verified.
Accessibility
The request asks for accessibility requirements. A mentee controls whether disability or health information is visible to mentors or used only for background matching; Digital Boost says it prioritises relevant lived-experience matches where possible.

Your next step

  1. Choose one business question and review the programme’s 60-minute online format.
  2. Create a request, state any accessibility requirements and choose the privacy setting for disability or health information.
  3. Suggest suitable times, then confirm the mentor, format and any adjustments before the session.

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Evidence and current status

Source checked: 14 October 2026. This page describes a support route, not a verified open application round.

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