The Inclusive Movement

The Inclusive Movement Support & Education Services designed to empower people with disability & bridge the gap to Inclusion

16/04/2026
16/04/2026

This is the part people don’t see.

The roles you never trained for.
The things you just figured out… because your child needed you.

We see you.





☀️ All Inclusive Youth Week Event ☀️Come down and join the fun at Hearsons Cove today from 2pm-4pm! - Equine Experinces-...
14/04/2026

☀️ All Inclusive Youth Week Event ☀️

Come down and join the fun at Hearsons Cove today from 2pm-4pm!

- Equine Experinces
- Beach games
- Music and Karaoke
- story telling
- sensory zones
- food and drink
+ good company! 🤗

We hope to see you there!

The GROW™ Neuroaffirming Practitioner Training (Level 1) April cohort is open! This is a bold new online training design...
14/04/2026

The GROW™ Neuroaffirming Practitioner Training (Level 1) April cohort is open! This is a bold new online training designed for allied health professionals, educators, and community workers who are ready to move beyond deficit narratives and embed relational, identity-affirming practice.

What’s inside the April Cohort:
Instant Access: Start your online modules the moment you join.
Live Training: Join Carol for the interactive event on April 17th.
Certification: Complete Level 1 (Foundations included) and join our nationally recognised framework.

It’s time to refit the environment - not the person. Move beyond compliance and lead with a framework that centres connection over control.

🚨 Final spots available! Secure your place now and start learning immediately.
🔗 Click the link in our bio to enrol! or go to theinclusivemovement.mykajabi.com/Grow-Neuroaffirming-Framework

13/04/2026

This Wednesday 2-4pm
Hearsons Cove

Come join the fun thanks to
Regional Development Australia Pilbara
West Pilbara Communities for Children

In partnership with Pilbara Heart Horses and The Inclusive Movement

07/04/2026
Commencing in Term 2 @ Happy Hub 🙂 Get in touch with Karratha Central Healthcare to register your place.
07/04/2026

Commencing in Term 2 @ Happy Hub 🙂

Get in touch with Karratha Central Healthcare to register your place.

SibWorks is back in Term 2 👏🏻

SibWorks is for children aged 8–12 who have siblings with a disability, developmental delay or complex support needs. The program aims to reduce social isolation, enhance social networks and build children’s resilience and emotional well-being.

📆 7 Week Program - Tuesdays beginning April 28th
⏰ 3:15-5PM (Drop + Go Sessions)
📍 Happy Hub @ The Inclusive Movement
🍴 Snacks included

With small group sessions and limited places available, don't miss this opportunity to support your child’s emotional well-being and confidence.

👉 Secure your spot today!
Book online: https://karrathahealthcare.org.au/book-online/

Siblings Australia

Happy Easter 🐣
05/04/2026

Happy Easter 🐣

With so many changes happening all of the time in the NDIS world, it can be hard to keep up with what each area of fundi...
03/04/2026

With so many changes happening all of the time in the NDIS world, it can be hard to keep up with what each area of funding is for and who to go to for which areas of advice.

While this is just a snapshot, and your team may consist of a few additional specialists or different roles - the below graphic provides an overview of “who’s who” in your NDIS support team and what they can help with.

Your NDIS team works best when it works together.

Therapists -
Many therapists have different areas of interest, experience, and specialisation.
Some may work across overlapping areas.
Others may need to refer on or seek additional support - and that’s good practice.

It’s helpful to chat with your specific team members to see where their expertise lies.
Because strong teams don’t try to do everything.
They stay within their scope, and lean on each other when needed.

Support Coordination -
Your Support Coordinator is often your key contact
- but their role isn’t to make decisions for you, or direct you toward specific choices.

Their role is to:
✔ Remain unbiased
✔ Help you understand and use your plan
✔ Build your confidence to navigate supports independently
✔ Support you to speak up when things need to change

You -
Because at the centre of every team… is you and/or your loved one.

Your voice.
Your goals.
Your lived experience.

This resource is here to support understanding and assist with directing questions to the right person.

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Image description:
An infographic titled “Who’s Who in Your NDIS Support Team” by The Inclusive Movement. It visually maps out different roles within an NDIS support team across three sections: planning and funding, therapy and skill building, and everyday life. Each role (such as support coordinator, therapists, and support workers) includes a brief description of how they support participants. The layout uses connected pathways to show how the team works together, with a highlighted section emphasising “You” as the most important voice at the centre.

Today is World Autism Day.This is personal to us and a big part of why The Inclusive Movement exists.We experienced the ...
01/04/2026

Today is World Autism Day.

This is personal to us and a big part of why The Inclusive Movement exists.

We experienced the gaps - the lack of understanding - the barriers that didn’t need to be there

And through doing this work,
shifting language
and creating more inclusive spaces

we didn’t just build a business, we also *found* our community

The autism community has experienced many challenges throughout the years, but one of the biggest that remains is being truly heard.

So today, when others may be inviting you to “raise awareness”, “practice acceptance”, or “light it up” - we’re here to invite people to listen;

to autism
to lived experience
everyday perspectives
in *our* own words

Looking for tools to start the conversations - You can download our free resource pack
https://theinclusivemovement.mykajabi.com/offers/BLUwdhLG

☕ Or join us this morning at Dampier for a relaxed, inclusive morning tea



A series of soft red tiles with soft green brain outlines, featuring the words “Autism is…” followed by affirming statements such as “Autism is a neurotype,” “Autism is valid,” and “Autism is beautiful, complex, and human.” The design is simple and calming, with a focus on positive, neuroaffirming language.

31/03/2026

WAVEDkids is a virtual Emergency Department that, when appropriate, gives families the option to receive care at home rather than waiting in an emergency department.

The opening hours of the state-wide service have now been expanded to Monday to Friday, 10.30am to 8pm.

To access WAVEDkids, call:
🔷 1800 MEDICARE (1800 633 422)
🔷 Healthdirect (1800 022 222)

If appropriate, you’ll be referred to WAVEDkids for expert virtual emergency care.

We are so excited to announce the return of our All in- All Inclusive - Youth Week Event this April School Holidays 🤗In ...
28/03/2026

We are so excited to announce the return of our All in- All Inclusive - Youth Week Event this April School Holidays 🤗

In collaboration with Pilbara Heart Horses and support from Regional Development Australia Pilbara West Pilbara Communities for Children.

Join us at Hearsons Cove, Wednesday April 15th from 2-4pm for a range of activities including
- Music, Karaoke and story telling
- Equine experiences and activities
- Beach Activities & Sensory Spaces
- Afternoon tea & more

This is a FREE community event for young people ages 8-18 years of all abilities!

We hope to see you there!

Image description: Accessible community event flyer for a Youth Week beach event at Hearsons Cove on Wednesday 15 April (2–4pm), featuring logos for Heart Horses, The Inclusive Movement, and West Pilbara Communities for Children. The design includes images of young people engaging in sensory play, beach volleyball, and creative activities. Text highlights an inclusive, co-designed event for ages 8–18 with activities including food, music, beach games, equine experiences, and a chill zone.

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