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Making a Splash for Inclusion

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Making a Splash for Inclusion How a chilly dip is creating warm opportunities for athletes with intellectual disabilities in our community. Here at Inclusion Tree, we believe that a truly inclusive community is built on action, not just words. That’s why we were so proud to have a member of our team volunteer at this […]

Embracing Global Connection

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In this reflective piece, Michaela Kennedy shares her profound experience representing Inclusion Tree at the Integral European Conference (IEC) 2025 in Hungary. She takes us through a week of transformative dialogue, highlighting keynotes that challenged and expanded perspectives on living and leading with wholeness. From presenting on building a company in an integral “we-space” to immersive workshops and community events, Michaela returns inspired to further weave compassion, collaboration, and global connection into the very fabric of Inclusion Tree’s work.

July 2025 Newsletter Archive

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Winter is almost over, and fingers crossed that it starts to warm up soon. In the meantime, we have a packed newsletter for you this month.

Beware of Misleading NDIS Services

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Recently, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has put out a notice to inform participants and their families of signs of misleading or false advertisements of NDIS services. At Inclusion Tree, we are all too aware that the NDIS is a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of Australians living with disabilities.

June 2025 Newsletter Archive

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As the weather gets colder, it can feel like things are slowing down, but not for us. We are still working hard to bring you quality service.

Ella Risebrow: Art heals and connects

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Dunoon is a nature-rich town in Northern NSW, where our participant, Ella Risebrow, lives. There, she spends her time creating marvellous portraits and mystical sculptures that capture the uniqueness of her subjects, or an otherworldly magic inspired by nature.

Our Safeguards

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At Inclusion Tree, we believe that true support begins with understanding; our participants’ needs, the systems designed to protect them, and how we can continuously improve our services to foster independence and dignity.

May 2025 Newsletter Archive

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This month holds a special moment for us as a company. May 1st is the anniversary of Inclusion Tree’s founding. Thank you to everyone who wished us well as we celebrate another year of doing our best for the community.

Building a Good Life

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At Inclusion Tree, we believe everyone deserves a good life filled with friendships, security, purpose, and belonging.

Connors Crafty Creations

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Living in the Hunter Valley with his mum, dad, and brother, a 21-year-old Connor thrives in an environment tailored to his needs.

We acknowledge the connections of First Nations People of Australia to the land, sea and community on which we live and work. As custodians of this sacred land we respect and acknowledge Elders, past, present and emerging.

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