The Inclusive Movement

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

Did you know we have a whole online platform dedicated to making disability and inclusion education and training accessi...
15/01/2026

Did you know we have a whole online platform dedicated to making disability and inclusion education and training accessible?!

Our Inclusive Training Hub is home to all of our
- Online, Self Paced Training Courses
- Pre-recorded Webinars
- FREE resources and downloads
+ more!

✔️Open 24/7
✔️Instant Access
✔️ Suitable for individuals, parents, educators, professionals and organisations

Learn more about disability foundations, neurodiversity, inclusion in schools, community and sporting groups plus more..

Visit the Inclusive Training Hub

https://theinclusivemovement.mykajabi.com

Learn about disability inclusion, neurodiversity, sensory regulation, and inclusive practice with The Inclusive Movement's Inclusive Training Hub. Lived-experience-led, neuroaffirming, and community-focused education.

Restocked 🤗 Cammy the Chameleons mixed up feelings 🌈 - By Kooper LillyA heartwarming, neuroaffirming story about emotion...
15/01/2026

Restocked 🤗 Cammy the Chameleons mixed up feelings 🌈 - By Kooper Lilly

A heartwarming, neuroaffirming story about emotions that don’t come one at a time! Join Cammy and her colourful animal friends as they explore what it means to feel two things at once — like happy and nervous, excited and scared. Created by Kooper Lily — a young autistic and ADHD storyteller, this book is perfect for helping kids aged 4–9 understand their big, mixed-up feelings in a safe, inclusive way.

✔️ Easy to understand
✔️ Great for neurodivergent kids
✔️ Supports emotional literacy

Shop Now:
https://www.inclusivemovement.com.au/shop/p/cammy-the-chameleons-mixed-up-feelings



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Image description: A bright, playful graphic featuring two smiling children engaging with a children’s book titled Cammy the Chameleon’s Mixed-Up Feelings. The book shows a friendly cartoon chameleon on the cover. Text highlights that it’s a neuroaffirming story for ages 4–9, written and illustrated by Kooper Lily. The Inclusive Movement logo appears on a colourful blue and yellow background.

Training that puts people first, always. 💛Our workshops aren't just about ticking boxes. They're about real conversation...
14/01/2026

Training that puts people first, always. 💛

Our workshops aren't just about ticking boxes. They're about real conversations, lived experience, and human rights-led approaches that create genuine change.

From accessible communication to person-centred practice, we bring the local community together to learn, share, and grow. Every session is designed with inclusion at its heart.

✨ Upcoming workshops include:
• Disability & Community Inclusion
• Neuroaffirming Practice
• Supporting Communication Access
• NDIS Essentials for Carers

Whether you're a support worker, educator, carer, or community member wanting to learn, there's a place for you here.

Ready to join us? Check our website for dates and register today. Let's build a more inclusive community together.

www.inclusivemovement.com.au

A fantastic event 💛
14/01/2026

A fantastic event 💛

12/01/2026
Our Inclusion Shop Library has been restocked + New Arrivals landing weekly 🤗 Build your inclusive resources at home, sc...
07/01/2026

Our Inclusion Shop Library has been restocked + New Arrivals landing weekly 🤗

Build your inclusive resources at home, school or your workplace.

Shop -
Children’s Books
Lived Experience perspectives and biographies
Parenting books
Professional Resources
& More!

www.inclusivemovement.com.au/shop



Image Description: a colourful collection of disability and inclusion books. The text in centred in a circle and reads Inclusion Shop, Grow Your World, Shop Now.

Our 2025 year in review 🌊When we look back on 2025, we don’t just see numbers or milestones — we see people, connection,...
31/12/2025

Our 2025 year in review 🌊

When we look back on 2025, we don’t just see numbers or milestones — we see people, connection, and community in motion.

This year asked us to grow, adapt, and sometimes pivot in response to a changing disability landscape. As the NDIS shifted, families needed more than services — they needed guidance, advocacy, and clarity. And that became our focus.

✨ What 2025 reminded us:
• Social inclusion is still the most powerful protective factor for wellbeing
• Foundational and community supports matter more than ever
• Advocacy works best when it’s practical, accessible, and human
• Inclusion doesn’t live in policies alone — it lives in everyday spaces, relationships, play, learning, and belonging

Through support groups, inclusive programs, training, resources, and community events, we focused on bridging the gap to inclusion — supporting families to navigate systems while also strengthening the spaces around them.

To every parent, carer, young person, professional, partner and community member who showed up, trusted us, learned alongside us, and helped build something meaningful — thank you.

Here’s to carrying these lessons forward and continuing to create communities where everyone belongs 💛

🎄💙 Community gratitude post (from our Director, Carol) 💙🎄As I look back on 2025, I’m feeling incredibly grateful — and h...
22/12/2025

🎄💙 Community gratitude post (from our Director, Carol) 💙🎄

As I look back on 2025, I’m feeling incredibly grateful — and honestly, a little emotional.

To our community: thank you. Thank you for trusting us, backing us, showing up, asking questions, learning alongside us, and believing that inclusion isn’t a “nice extra” — it’s essential. Your support is the reason these spaces, conversations, and moments exist.

To our small but mighty team — this year has reminded me just how special you are. You consistently show up for the cause, for each other, for the families we walk alongside… and for me.

As someone who almost always has more ideas than capacity, as a mum to three children with support needs, and as someone carrying a big vision for communities where the next generation can truly thrive — I can say with certainty that I could not have done this year alone.

And while it might not always be visible from the outside, 2025 has been tough. There have been moments of exhaustion, uncertainty, change, and recalibration. But through it all, this team has rallied — offering time, energy, compassion, and care (sometimes when they had very little left to give). That matters more than I can put into words.

Our team has changed a little this year, but what we’re proving — together — is that inclusion and wellbeing don’t require huge resources or perfection. They require commitment. A willingness to learn. To listen. To accommodate. To adapt. Little by little.

Thank you for believing in this work. Thank you for standing beside us. And thank you to a team who reminds me every day why this matters so deeply.

With gratitude,
Carol 🤍

Image description:
Four women from the Grow Therapy Services and The Inclusive Movement team stand behind a community stall filled with neuroaffirming books and resources. The table is set up at a community event, with colourful artwork displayed behind them and banners promoting inclusive, strengths-based support and community connection.

As we head into the Christmas break, The Inclusive Movement Happy hub in Karratha is now officially closed while our tea...
20/12/2025

As we head into the Christmas break, The Inclusive Movement Happy hub in Karratha is now officially closed while our team takes a well-earned pause to rest, reflect, and spend time with our families 🎄✨

While our services may be on break, our commitment to collaboration, connection, and community capacity building continues.

In the spirit of these values, we’re excited to offer our hub space for community room hire over the holiday period (and beyond)— creating opportunities for people to come together, share ideas, and build stronger, more inclusive connections 🤍

Our spaces are available for:
• 🤝 Community gatherings, peer support & collaboration
• 🧠 Therapy, mentoring, or planning sessions
• 🎨 Small workshops and creative projects
• 💬 Accessible meetings in a sensory-aware, inclusive environment

By opening our doors in this way, we hope to support local relationships, shared learning, and community-led initiatives that strengthen belonging across our region.

👉 Book your space here:
https://www.inclusivemovement.com.au/room-hire

Thank you for being part of a community that believes in working together to create inclusive spaces where everyone belongs. We look forward to reconnecting in the new year 💛

19/12/2025

the holidays can sparkle with happiness, joy, connection, and celebration, but for many people, they can also bring stress, tension, and conflict - especially within families

if you’re feeling anxious about gatherings, worried about disagreements or are already in the middle of a family conflict, you’re not alone 💚

15/12/2025

A friendly reminder to our Happy Hub families that there are no more sessions for the rest of the year.
Have a Merry Christmas and looking forward to seeing you all in 2026🎄☀️

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2/1 Sharpe Avenue
Karratha, WA
6714

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