Skip to Content
The Inclusive Movement
Start Here
Our Story
Our Impact
Meet Our Founder
Room Hire
Inclusive Resource Hub
Support for Carers
Consulting
Training & Workshops
Hireable Sensory Spaces & Resources
Training
Shop
Blog
Referral
0
0
Contact Us
The Inclusive Movement
Start Here
Our Story
Our Impact
Meet Our Founder
Room Hire
Inclusive Resource Hub
Support for Carers
Consulting
Training & Workshops
Hireable Sensory Spaces & Resources
Training
Shop
Blog
Referral
0
0
Contact Us
Start Here
Folder: About
Back
Our Story
Our Impact
Meet Our Founder
Room Hire
Folder: Support
Back
Inclusive Resource Hub
Support for Carers
Consulting
Training & Workshops
Hireable Sensory Spaces & Resources
Training
Shop
Blog
Referral
Contact Us
The Disability Landscape in 2025: Where Are We Now, and Where Are We Going?
NDIS Carol Hegan 6/12/25 NDIS Carol Hegan 6/12/25

The Disability Landscape in 2025: Where Are We Now, and Where Are We Going?

Read More
How AAC Empowers Inclusion
AAC Carol Hegan 11/10/25 AAC Carol Hegan 11/10/25

How AAC Empowers Inclusion

Read More

Support for You

NDIS Access Requests

Join the Happy Hub

Upcoming Community Events

Support for Carers

Why Carers need support too

Parent/Guardian Training and Coaching

MyTime Carers Support Group

On-Demand Learning

Join the Inclusive Training Hub

Autism - Across the Lifespan

Intro to Disability and Community Inclusion

Disability Language & Terminology

Understanding and Managing Sensory Needs

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

P- 0447 504 509

E- info@inclusivemovement.com.au

A- 2/1 Sharpe Avenue, Karratha 6714

The Inclusive Movement facilitates social change by educating and upskilling local communities through consultancy, training, and workshops.

We aim to raise awareness, promote understanding, and advocate for equal opportunities.

Our goal is to strive for positive health, lifestyle, and education outcomes for people with disabilities.

We are committed to enabling the inclusion of people with disabilities in all environments, allowing them to play valued and contributing roles in schools, workplaces, and community groups.

Feedback and Complaints

About The Inclusive Movement

Easy Read Handbook

Accessibility Statement

Contact

Make a Referral

We acknowledge the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi people as the Traditional Owners of the land we live and work on. We pay our respects to their elders – past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and the hopes of Indigenous Australia.

Web Design by Shut the Front Door Digital, Karratha

?