Inclusive Resource Hub

Empowering you with the tools, knowledge, and connections to navigate the disability and inclusion landscape.

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Welcome to our Inclusive Resource Hub

A growing space built by people with lived and professional experience in the disability world.

Whether you’re a parent, carer, educator, therapist, or self-advocate, here you’ll find practical tools, trusted guidance, and inclusive resources to help you feel supported every step of the way.

We’ve pulled together the best of what we know — from navigating the NDIS to understanding your rights, accessing inclusive education, and finding the words to advocate with confidence.

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Your Rights. Your Voice. Your Power.

Understanding your rights is a powerful first step. The laws and policies below protect people with disability and promote inclusive practices across Australian communities. These documents can support advocacy in schools, services, workplaces, and beyond.

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(Easy-read and plain language guides coming soon)

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Understanding the NDIS- Without the Overwhelm

The NDIS can feel complex — but you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Our guides and resources break things down into clear, practical steps to help you access the right supports, understand your funding, and build a plan that actually works for you.


We also offer 1:1 support for accessing and navigating the NDIS. Our services include information sessions, consulting, training, and workshops designed to make inclusion practical and achievable.

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Helpful NDIS Resources

  • Functional Capacity Assessments - What To Expect

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  • Reasonable & Necessary: What It Really Means

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  • NDIS Plan Review Checklist Download

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  • Writing Great NDIS Reports – Tips for Families & Professionals

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  • Visit the official NDIS website

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Real Tools for Real Life

We’ve created easy-to-use templates, planners, and visual resources to support your day-to-day life — at home, in school, or in community.

Many are free to download, and others are available in our shop to help us keep this hub growing!

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You don’t have to do this alone.

These organisations, advocacy groups, and helplines offer information, advice, and connection for people with disability and those who support them.

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Upskill with Purpose.

Learn to Lead Inclusion.

Our Inclusive Training Hub offers self-paced, neuroaffirming education to support inclusive practice across schools, community groups, workplaces and service systems. Perfect for professionals, parents, and support workers.

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Read, Learn, Grow

Explore our range of neuroaffirming books, guides, and family resources — created by professionals with lived experience. From practical guides to storybooks that celebrate neurodiversity, there’s something for every stage of your journey.

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Stories, Strategies & Support

Our blog is where we share what we’ve learned — the good, the messy, and the empowering. Learn from lived experience, explore practical tips, and stay up to date on disability news, inclusion advocacy, and family life.

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  • Applying to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can be overwhelming—especially when it comes to gathering the right reports. Many families and individuals tell us that knowing what’s actually needed can feel confusing and stressful. So let’s break it down in a clear and supportive way.

    Whether you're applying for the first time or gathering updated evidence for a plan review, having the right documentation is key.

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  • For years, autism has been misunderstood. Many people still associate it with outdated stereotypes, deficit-based language, and clinical checklists.

    But autistic people are not “puzzles to solve” or “problems to fix.”

    They are individuals with incredible strengths, passions, and ways of connecting with the world.

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  • In a world that's constantly evolving, our understanding and acceptance of diversity need to evolve too. Enter the concept of neurodiversity — a term that's picking up speed in discussions around equality, inclusion, and respect for differences in human cognition. But what is neurodiversity, and what does it mean for our society?

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  • ILiving in regional or remote areas of Australia offers unique opportunities and challenges. For individuals with disabilities and their families, accessing the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) can present specific hurdles. This blog aims to provide clear, person-centred information to help navigate the NDIS in these communities.

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Your Journey, Your Way

The world of disability support can feel overwhelming — but here, you’ll find clarity, connection, and care. Keep exploring, and don’t forget to check out:

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