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Projects are an important part of our work to support our vision of an inclusive society for people with an intellectual disability.
Our projects aim to break down barriers to inclusion and to increase the voice of people with intellectual disability and their families.
Our current major projects and other recent projects are:
Inclusion Australia is proud to launch the Speaking Up in the Bush Project. Speaking Up in the Bush is a 3-year initiative (June 2024 – June 2027) supported by the […]
The National Self-Advocacy Knowledge and Implementation Hub (SAKH) Project is a three-year national initiative. It started in June 2024 and finishes in June 2027. The project has funding from the […]
The Supported Employment Advocacy Project is about informed employment choices and access to individual advocacy. The project runs from June 2024 to June 2027. It is funded by the Australian […]
It’s Doctor Time! is a national campaign by Inclusion Australia to encourage more people with intellectual disability to see their doctor for a yearly health check.
2021 - 2024. Make Decisions Real was a national project codesigned by people with an intellectual disability for people with disabilities and families about making decisions.
2019 - 2020. The Everyone Can Work website helps people with intellectual disability and their families make informed education and employment decisions at key life stages.
2020 - 2021. The Service for One website provides plain language information to help families understand and navigate the NDIS registration process.
Making sure people with an intellectual disability can earn proper wages and have the same choices and as other Australians.
2021 - 2023. Your Service, Your Rights will build the capacity of people with intellectual disability and NDIS service providers across Australia to understand peoples’ rights when receiving services.
2021 - 2022. The Towards Inclusive Practice project will build the capacity of people with intellectual disability and Government to help make Government more accessible for people with intellectual disability.
Supporting people to get access to mainstream services and navigate inaccessible systems.
