This popular workshop (Thursday 23rd May 2024) will cover crucial questions and concerns frequently raised by families regarding Centrelink, NDIS and Medicare at this age. It’s especially important to know what you should start doing before your child turns 16. What do…

Category: Life Stages
Grief support ‘Living After Loss’ of your loved one with disability
16 February 2024: a get together event – informal, welcoming, supportive and full of shared memories, experiences and emotions. 9:30-11:30am at DDWA’s location, West Perth (City West Lotteries House). Our inaugural “Living After Loss” get-together was held late 2023. The…
EVENT: Living After Loss ~ a casual get-together
November 24, 2023, 9:30 am — 11:30 am. City West Lotteries House, 2 Delhi Street, West Perth, WA: Conference Room. Have you cared for a loved one with developmental disability who has passed away? Whether it’s been weeks, months, or years since…
The Friendship project: making and keeping friends for people with intellectual disability
The Friendship Project is a series of videos and written materials (including Easy Read) for people with intellectual disability, made by and with people with disability about making and keeping friends.
“An included life”! handbook to help families of people with a disability navigate different life stages
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new updated edition of “An included life“, a handbook for families of children with a disability from Bob Jackson PhD, Inclusive Consultant (Updated for 2023 – previously called “Planning and Making Choices”). This…
Off to School: a guide for parents of children with developmental disability in WA
Is your child starting school and has a developmental delay or disability, or do you work with young children who have recently started school or will do so soon? This new resource is for you! Our new “Off to School”…
Inclusion Australia (NCID) Open Letter to the Prime Minister – Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability
Open Letter to the Prime Minister: Royal Commission must be accessible to people with intellectual disability
“…because it’s better – to live my life within community” by Anita O’Brien
Anita O’Brien’s book about her life with her son, Warren O’Brien







