Privacy and your information
The Inclusive Movement receives personal information when people contact us, book activities, request services, purchase products or subscribe to updates.
This page explains the main reasons information is collected and how to raise a privacy question.
Information you provide
Depending on your interaction with us, information may include your name, contact details, organisation, booking details, order information and the enquiry or feedback you choose to share.
Please avoid sending sensitive records through the general website enquiry form.
Why information is used
Information is used to respond to enquiries, arrange services and activities, manage bookings and orders, provide relevant communications and address feedback.
Information requested should relate to the task or service involved.
Other platforms
Some learning, booking, purchase and communication functions use external platforms such as Kajabi, Skedda, Acquity.
Those platforms may process information under their own privacy arrangements.
Before using a service, you can ask us which platform is involved and where to find its privacy information.
Sharing information
Information may need to be shared with people or service providers involved in delivering the requested service, processing the transaction or responding to a concern.
Other disclosure may be required or permitted by law.
Contact us if you want to discuss how information will be shared in a particular situation.
News and marketing
Subscribing to updates is separate from sending an enquiry.
You can ask us to stop sending marketing communications or use the unsubscribe option provided in those messages.
Access, correction and privacy concerns
Contact us if you want to ask about information we hold, request a correction or raise a privacy concern.
Email info@inclusivemovement.com.au or call or text 0447 504 509.
We will discuss the request and explain the next steps.
Before sharing sensitive information
Ask us about an appropriate method before sending health records, identity documents, NDIS plans or private information about another person.