Many Minds. One Community.
For Us. With Us. By Us.
Who are we?
NeuroBloom is a community-centered space designed to support neurodivergent individuals and their families through access, exploration, connection, and neuro-affirming tools. Built by neurodivergent people and caregivers for the community, NeuroBloom combines a sensory-informed gym, lending library, café, training center, and professional collaboration hub under one roof.
Our Partner
NeuroHomes
NeuroHomes Foundation, Inc. — Washington 501(c)(3) Public Charity holds the nonprofit mission, receives government housing grants and foundation grants, bills Medicaid for peer support services, holds the NeuroHomes brand and trademark, and governs the organization through an all-Neurodivergent Board of Directors.
NeuroHomes Communities, LLC — Washington Social Purpose Corporation operates housing, agriculture, and commercial revenue lines. Holds the Life Skills App IP and the My Money app IP. Eligible for impact investment and revenue-based financing — funding pathways not available to nonprofits.
The hybrid structure allows NeuroHomes to access Oregon LIFT Rental, Washington State Housing Trust Fund, HUD programs, USDA Rural Development grants, and foundation grants through the Foundation, while preserving the commercial and investment pathways that allow the organization to grow toward financial self-sufficiency.
For more information and to see updates on the project click below!
Our mission is to create an inclusive, sensory-affirming community space where disabled and/or neurodivergent individuals and families can explore supports, access resources, and build connection—together.
A place where our community is able to find support early, respectfully, and holistically; where families are not navigating systems alone; and where communities are built on understanding rather than accommodation alone.
Membership and Drop in Rates
NeuroBloom Family Membership $100 - Monthly
Unlimited Center access
1 free group/class a month
Full Access: Specialized sensory area, Play room, meeting space/rec room, fitness space and resource library area
includes borrow program and no drop in fees needed
includes free in-center use of all materials, equipment, and specialized tools
Don’t want a membership? DROP IN IS AVAILABLE
We have memberships because our drop in/hourly rate is controlled by our current DDA contracts, however if this feels like a better option for your family to pay that rate that is another way to access services.
DROP IN RATE $25 - per person/hour
Pay hourly for all visits requested
Specialized Sensory Area and Play Room
Caregivers enter at no charge
Membership Rules
Family is defined as immediate family
Can cancel membership at any time with 30 day notice
DDA and membership can be used at the same time, but will not be “double charged”
All safety waivers need to be signed before using equipment
HOW DOES THIS WORK?
With a membership, you do not have to pay for drop in fee as you have unlimited visits, but we do ask that you complete all information in your Pike13 NeuroBloom Profile. It is also important that you sign up for the different spaces that you want to use so that we can have the necessary adaptive equipment ready for your services time, and so that we can ensure the best sensory experience with maintaining a maximum of 10 individuals in the Specialized Sensory Space, and the Play Room.
We know this is all new and we are working on helping everyone navigate through this so please don’t hesitate to ask questions, or drop in for your time and we can assist you with the registration from there.
Pike13 https://neurobloomcenter.pike13.com/shop
WAN TO DROP IN?
Whether you want to pay our drop in rate, or you have a membership you can drop in for any services! However, if the service you are looking to attend is at capacity, then we will not be able to offer you the service at that time. We do encourage you to register for your hours before you come in to ensure that you get to use the spaces that you want!
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Core Values
Nothing About Us Without Us – Disabled and Neurodivergent voices lead decision-making
Access Before Profit – Financial barriers will not prevent support
Exploration Over Prescription – Individuals deserve to discover what works for them
Safety & Dignity – Emotional, physical, and sensory safety are non-negotiable
Community Care – Collective support strengthens individual outcomes