Inclusion Solutions

16/06/2026

Join us for the Preventing Everyday Harm Website Launch – June 19
We’re proud to be launching the resources developed through the Working Together: Preventing Everyday Harm research project, a project developed through collaboration between researchers, people with disability, and community organisations.

Join us to learn more about the resources and the supporting research. During the session, we’ll hear from:
• Professor Sally Robinson (Lead Researcher)
• WA Co-design member Nina-Marie Butler and the co-design team members
• Leanne Pearman and Kate Fulton

👉 Register here:

Join us at this launch event for Working Together: Preventing Everyday Harm.

15/06/2026

🌟The Australian Inclusion Group is hiring🌟

For those of you who may not know, Leanne Pearman has made the decision to transition from the Group CEO role into a dedicated senior executive role within the Australian Inclusion Group (AIG) focused on Inclusion Solutions and broader strategic development work.

Therefore, the Australian Inclusion Group is now recruiting for an interim Chief Executive Officer.

This is a 12-month contract. Start August / September 2026.

Join us in leading a respected, values-driven disability organisation through a period of transition and renewal.

KEY PRIORITIES:
- Maintain service continuity and quality.
- Strengthen organisational capability.
- Support and stabilise the team.
- Engage stakeholders with confidence.
- Shape future strategic direction.

We are seeking a people-centred leader with senior experience in disability, community services, health or related sectors.

ENQUIRE NOW:
Email the Board Chair for an application pack: [email protected]

Applications close on 28 June 2026.

15/06/2026

Inclusion in sports means that everyone has a meaningful opportunity to participate - something that the team at Inglewood Little Athletics Centre is deeply passionate about!

Meet Steph, Rachel and Amy, three (3) committee members who are driving inclusion at Inglewood Little Athletics. Learn more about how they work to improve disability inclusion in their club, and how inclusion benefits both members and their entire community.

Explore how to make community sports more inclusive at https://win.inclusionsolutions.org.au/

This project received grant funding from the Australian Government.

11/06/2026

Join us as we launch the resources developed through the Working Together: Preventing Everyday Harm research project!

On the day, you’ll hear from:

• Professor Sally Robinson (Lead Researcher)
• WA Co-design member Nina-Marie Butler and the co-design team members
• Australian Inclusion Group CEO Leanne Pearman and Kate Fulton from Avivo: live life

Event details:
📅 Friday June 19
📍The Boulevard, Floreat
⏰10am – 12pm

👉 Register here: https://champ.ly/1uPoc1RA

Inclusion WA

Join us at this launch event for Working Together: Preventing Everyday Harm.

10/06/2026

We’ve had our first club to achieve the GOLD WIN Badge accreditation; congratulations to the team at Ballroom Fit!

This club has been a genuine pleasure to work with. With programs such as Ability Dance, Vision Impaired Dance, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Dance, Chair Dancing, Special Olympics Dance, School Dance, Wedding Dance, and Ballroom Dancing, they are truly passionate about creating a great space for people with disability🙌.

Led by Darryl Davenport, they show what genuine inclusion looks like in action.

If you live with a disability and are curious to try out dancing, check out their website: https://www.ballroomfit.com.au/

Ballroom Fit is also a registered NDIS provider and a DanceSport-registered teaching facility.

Department of Communities

Perth Ballroom Dance Classes. Ballroom Fit provide Ballroom Dancing and movement to music dance classes in Perth.

08/06/2026

Preventing Everyday Harm Website Launch Event – You’re Invited!

We’re excited to be hosting the launch of the resources developed through the Working Together: Preventing Everyday Harm research project.

This project has been an incredible journey to be part of, where we worked with people with disability, support workers, and organisations to find out what practical steps we can all take to address and prevent everyday harm.

On the day, you’ll hear from:

• Professor Sally Robinson (Lead Researcher)
• WA Co-design member Nina-Marie Butler and the co-design team members
• Our CEO Leanne Pearman and Kate Fulton from Avivo: live life.

Join us on June 19th to learn more about the resources and the supporting research.

👉 Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/working-together-preventing-everyday-harm-launch

Inclusion WA

Join us at this launch event for Working Together: Preventing Everyday Harm.

05/06/2026

Congratulations to Margaret River Horse & Pony Club on being recognised as a Disability Inclusive Club and awarded the WIN Badge!

If your club is interested in learning how to create a more inclusive environment for members with disability, please get in touch with Amanda H on [email protected].

Department of Communities

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✨ We’re proud to share some exciting news! ✨

Margaret River Horse & Pony Club has been awarded a SILVER Inclusion Badge for 2026 through the Inclusion Solutions WIN Project 🥈

This recognition reflects the work our club does to create a welcoming, supportive and inclusive environment for riders, families and volunteers of all abilities.

What makes us most proud isn’t just the badge, but what it represents:
💛 A place where everyone feels they belong
💛 A club that supports participation at all levels
💛 A community that continues to grow, learn and improve

We also received some great recommendations to help us keep building on this, and we’re excited to keep working towards an even more accessible and inclusive club for everyone.

A huge thank you to Inclusion Solutions for their support and to our amazing members, volunteers and wider community who make our club what it is 👏

Here’s to continuing to grow together in 2026 and beyond! 🌱🐎

04/06/2026

We're on a mission to make sport a great place for everyone!

That’s why we’ve launched the Welcoming Inclusive Network (WIN) website— an online hub to help clubs and sporting organisations create more inclusive environments for people with disability 🎉.

On the website, you’ll find:

- Practical tools, videos, and templates
- Real club stories on what inclusion looks like in practice
- Perspectives of athletes and committee members with disability
- An inclusion self‑assessment tool

Whether you’re a club, coach, volunteer, athlete or State Sporting Association, we’re ready to support your inclusion journey!

Explore the website: https://win.inclusionsolutions.org.au/

Share with your network and help make sport more inclusive for everyone 📣.

This project received grant funding from the Australian Government.

04/06/2026

Are you West Australia's future netball star?

Netball WA

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Register on Humanitix - Western Swans Open Trials hosted by Netball WA . Gold Netball Centre , 200 Selby St, Jolimont WA 6014, Australia. Sunday 7th June 2026. Find event information.

03/06/2026

Running a community sports club isn’t easy. Time is limited, resources are stretched, and the to-do list keeps growing. That’s why we created something to help.

We’re excited to launch the Welcoming Inclusive Network (WIN) website — a new online hub designed to help clubs and sporting organisations build more inclusive environments for people with disability 🎉.

On the WIN website, you’ll find:
- Practical tools, templates and checklists you can use right away
- Real stories from clubs, volunteers and athletes with disability
-An inclusion self - assessment tool

👉 The WIN website can support your inclusion journey, whether you’re:

• A community club just getting started
• A coach, volunteer or athlete looking for practical guidance
• Or a State Sporting Association supporting clubs across your network

Thanks to our passionate Co-design group members for so generously sharing your experiences and knowledge with us. We would also like to thank the team at Sunburnt Films and Key2 Creative, for making this project come to life through videos and the brand new website.

Explore the website: https://lnkd.in/gdRfFBv3

This project received grant funding from the Australian Government.