The Inclusive Movement

Building Inclusive Communities, Together

At The Inclusive Movement, we believe true inclusion means more than just access — it means belonging, participation, and thriving in all areas of life.
Led by lived experience and grounded in a human rights framework, we work alongside individuals, families, organisations, and communities to create a society where people with disability and neurodivergent individuals are celebrated, supported, and empowered.

Join us in creating a future where inclusion is not the exception, but the expectation.

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October is International AAC Awareness Month, an opportunity to celebrate communication diversity and advocate for inclusive environments. The theme for 2025 is about breaking barriers and amplifying voices—because communication is a human right.

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A movement for change

The Inclusive Movement is a disability-led organisation driving change across Australia.
We combine lived experience, professional expertise, and community connection to advance social inclusion, accessibility, and human rights.

Through consulting, training, advocacy, and community projects, we’re creating spaces where inclusion becomes the norm — not the exception..

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Advocates for disability inclusion

We firmly believe that everyone deserves equal opportunities and a sense of belonging. We work as inclusion advocates to drive social change and create inclusive spaces within our communities. Our focus is on fostering positive outcomes for people with disabilities by offering a range of services and initiatives.

How We Can Help

Our services are designed to help individuals, workplaces, and communities embrace inclusion in practical, meaningful ways.

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    NDIS Access & Support Coordination

    Supporting individuals to navigate the NDIS with personalised, strengths-based guidance.

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    Community & Capacity Building

    • Peer mentoring and lived experience projects
    • Family & carer coaching programs
    • Inclusive Carer Supports, youth activities & Happy Hub events

  • Consulting & Design

    • Inclusion audits & policy reviews
    • Communication boards & visual supports
    • Sensory space and environment design
    • Inclusive event planning & accessibility consultation

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    Inclusive Training and Workshops

    • Disability & neurodiversity awareness
    • Inclusive education & sport training
    • Custom professional development for schools, workplaces & councils

Lived Experience

Our team brings together professional expertise and lived experience of disability and neurodivergence.
This unique combination helps us connect authentically, identify barriers, and design solutions that truly work for real people.

We don’t just consult about inclusion — we live it, every day.

Inclusive Training Hub

The Inclusive Training Hub is our education platform — built by people with lived experience to equip others with the skills, understanding, and confidence to create inclusive spaces.

💡 Courses for educators, employers, and professionals
💡 Workshops on neuroaffirming and inclusive practice
💡 Practical toolkits and online resources

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Why Inclusion Matters

Inclusion makes communities stronger, workplaces more creative, and people healthier.
When we remove barriers and value diversity, everyone benefits.

Inclusion isn’t about helping people “fit in” — it’s about creating environments where everyone belongs.

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Join us on Mondays and Thursdays for our Happy Hub Hangout Sessions

2.30 - 4.30pm, during school terms.

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Upcoming events.

  • Happy Hub Hangouts – connection through play and creativity

  • Carer and Parent Support (MyTime) – shared understanding and strategies

  • Inclusive Workshops & Guest Events – evidence-informed sessions designed for families and professionals

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Inclusion Shop

Explore our Inclusion Shop, bringing together our favourite books, communication tools, and resources to support disability inclusion and neuroaffirming practice.

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Quality and Inclusion, Assured

At The Inclusive Movement, we proudly uphold the Australian Disability Service Standards, ensuring quality, safety, and person-centred care across everything we do.

Our approach is built on five key principles:

  1. Rights – Everyone deserves fair and respectful treatment.

  2. Inclusion – Everyone should feel part of their community.

  3. Choice & Control – Everyone can set their own goals.

  4. Voice – Everyone has a right to be heard.

  5. Access – Everyone deserves fair access to services.

You can trust us to deliver inclusive, high-quality supports that make a real difference.

The Disability Service Standards (DSS)

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    You have the right to be treated fairly when you use disability services.

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    You can take part in the community and feel included when you use disability services.

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    Your service supports you to make choices about what you want to do. You can work toward your goals.

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    You can tell people what you think about the services you receive.

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    Finding and using services is fair. You can access the services you need.

Ready to Start Your Inclusion Journey?

Whether you’re an educator, employer, community leader, or family member — we can help you take the next step toward authentic inclusion.

Let’s chat about your goals, challenges, and vision for inclusion.

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