Search

Useful links

The Towards Inclusive Practice project is part of a longer and ongoing conversation about meaningful inclusion of people with an intellectual disability. We acknowledge the work of other self-advocates and […]

Inclusive consultations

Consultations are an important way for organisations to hear the voices and opinions of people who are impacted by and rely on their services. People with an intellectual disability face […]

Inclusive meetings

Meetings are an important part of working together. They can be a place to find out information, have your say and share ideas. Whether meeting in person or online, there […]

Inclusive systems and processes

For many people, their main contact with government departments and other organisations is using systems and processes. This might include completing applications, providing or updating personal information, talking over the […]

Accessible information

We all have a right to receive information in a format that is accessible. Inclusion Advisors who worked on this project were clear that governments and organisations need to do […]

Power and trust

Power and trust are important things to understand when thinking about being inclusive. How you use the power you have in your role or organisation can make a big difference […]

Diversity and inclusion

People with an intellectual disability are part of a rich and diverse community. Each person has different skills, experiences, personal circumstances, cultural backgrounds, and preferred communication styles. Thinking about these […]

Introduction to inclusive practice

Inclusive practice means working in a way that is accessible, and helps people feel welcome and supported. We made this website and resources to help government and other organisations to […]

Topics

The topics covered in our resources were identified as important by stakeholders in the Towards Inclusive Practice project. By clicking on each topic you will find useful guides, factsheets, tips […]