Our Board

Goodbye to our CEO, Paul Fleay

We’re sharing some bittersweet news today – Paul Fleay, our visionary leader who has spearheaded the Australian Inclusion Group’s remarkable journey for the past 14…

Yes – The Australian Inclusion Group

Join the Australian Inclusion Group on a transformative journey of recognition & unity. Support the 'yes' campaign for the Voice to Parliament in 2023. Together,…

Setting and achieving your personal NDIS goals

NDIS goals are an essential aspect of your NDIS plan, helping you to achieve greater independence, social participation, and personal fulfilment. By understanding your NDIS…

Embracing structure and routine for a successful NDIS journey

When it comes to navigating the NDIS, it can be helpful to establish a sense of structure and routine in your daily life. By doing…

Inclusion: What is it and how to be inclusive

Inclusion, it’s in our name, it is what drives us and what we are passionate about. We see it as an important aspect of building…

Staff reflections – National Reconciliation Week 2023

As part of National Reconciliation Week 2023, we asked our staff to share what reconciliation means to them. Here's what they had to say.

See us at the Careers Expo 2023

Our friendly team will be on hand to answer any questions you might have about either starting out in the sector, or if you are…

Industry Mentors in Employment Sundowner

Join Inclusion Solutions and Inclusion WA on May 4 for a networking sundowner and see if the Industry Mentors in Employment Project is right for you.

Improving employment prospects of people with disability

Job seekers with disabilities often face unique challenges in finding and maintaining employment. In addition to the physical barriers in the workplace, such as inaccessible…

Elsie

Elsie comes from a very supportive family and has been involved in the community through theatre and arts programs over the years and has been…

2022 Client Satisfaction Survey Results

Each year, Inclusion WA conducts a client satisfaction survey to collect feedback that helps us improve our services. Read the key findings.

Devon

When Devon first began her support sessions, she came across as very shy and reserved. It took a few months for Devon to engage in…

Samuel

Samuel comes from a very supportive family unit. He was very shy when we first met him. However, Samuel was nonetheless a very active young…

Connor

We first met Connor over five years ago. He has always lived an active life. He regularly goes to the gym, takes boxing classes, and…

Brenton

When Brenton first met Peter, one of Inclusion WA’s Mentors, Brenton was isolated from his community and had not developed the confidence he needed to…