Why Winlexia Exists
Connecting neurodivergent individuals and families to the resources, schools, and opportunities for what comes next.
The Challenge
Families and individuals navigating neurodiversity often have to search dozens of disconnected sources, schools, professionals, nonprofits, state agencies, university programs, advocacy organizations, employers, to find what they need. Resources exist. The pathway to them does not.
Where Neurodiversity Connects to Opportunity
Winlexia brings those pathways together in one place. From the first questions through education, college, transition, career, and the workplace, Winlexia organizes what’s available around what someone is trying to accomplish, helping them determine what comes next.
- Free to AllNo paywalls for core resource discovery. Winlexia will always be free to use.
- Verification Is EditorialVerified badges are earned, never purchased. Sponsored content is always labeled.
- Privacy FirstNo tracking of personal health information. No selling user data.
- Community DrivenBuilt for the community, with the community, professionals, advocates, and families.
The Vision
A world in which neurodivergent people(and everyone who supports them)can more easily find the resources, schools, support, and opportunities that help them move forward.
Jennifer A. Cherney
Jennifer A. Cherney brings 25+ years of experience in education and philanthropy to Winlexia. She is Principal of JAC Fundraising LLC and serves as Chief Advancement Officer at The Gateway School, New York City. She holds an Executive Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership from the Harvard Kennedy School. Her career has been built on a single conviction: connecting people to opportunity changes lives.
After working alongside thousands of families navigating a fragmented landscape of learning difference resources, Jennifer founded Winlexia to build the platform she wished had existed, one trusted place where neurodivergent individuals and everyone who supports them can more easily find what comes next.