Disability inclusion, put into practice

Consulting, training, resources and community connection informed by lived experience.

The Inclusive Movement helps organisations remove barriers in their spaces, communication, policies and everyday practice.

We also create opportunities for community connection and share practical resources for individuals, families and carers.

Based in Karratha in Western Australia’s Pilbara, we work with organisations locally and Australia wide for both online and on-site projects across Australia.

How We Can Help

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    Inclusion consulting and design

    Planning a new space, reviewing a service or wondering where to start?

    We can help you understand barriers, listen to the people affected and plan practical changes. Our work includes access reviews, inclusive spaces and playgrounds, communication boards, accessible information, policies and event planning.

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    Community and Carers

    Find connection through MyTime, Happy Hub, parent learning and local activities.

    Explore welcoming ways to meet others, share interests, ask questions and participate at your own pace.

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    Inclusive Training and Workshops

    Help your team understand disability inclusion and apply it in their own roles.

    Explore disability cultural awareness training, tailored workshops and online learning for workplaces, schools, councils, sporting clubs and community organisations.

  • Resources and Communication Tools

    Browse information, books, communication resources and practical tools for home, learning, work and community life.

    Free resources and products available to purchase are clearly identified.

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

2.30pm- 4.30pm, during school terms.

Our approach

People have different ways of thinking, sensing, moving and communicating.

We respect those differences. We listen to the people affected by decisions, support choice and look at the barriers created by environments and systems.

Our work brings together lived experience, professional knowledge and practical action.

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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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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.

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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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.

Have something in mind?

You do not need a finished project brief to contact us.

Tell us what you would like to change, what you have noticed or where you feel unsure. We can help you work out a suitable next step.

Looking for individual therapy?

Visit Grow Therapy Services for information about its services and enquiry options.

Quality and Inclusion, Assured

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.