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Inclusion Insight
Inclusion WA's bimonthly newsletter
March/April 2015
Hello Everyone

Welcome to the March/April edition of Inclusion Insight.

There is never a dull moment at Inclusion WA. With an increasing number of talented staff working alongside individuals and community groups it is always a challenge to squeeze the highlights of the month into a few short stories for the newsletter.

Our newsletters tend to focus on the recognition of the achievements of our wonderful staff and the individuals and community groups we work with and for. Reading the stories in this month's newsletter made me reflect on our aspirations for Inclusion WA to be an organisation of high expectations. We have high expectations for ourselves and for what we can achieve and we always strive for continual improvement in everything we do.

I hope that in reading these newsletters you get a sense that there is a real buzz about working for Inclusion WA. The work we do is not always easy but it is because it is hard that it makes it worthwhile- and our thoughtful and hardworking staff are up for the challenge.

"I have never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life. I have envied a great many people who lead difficult lives and led them well." Theodore Roosevelt.

Richard Orr- Operations manager

Winner of the Excellence in Personal and Community Support Award!

A big congratulations to Dave Start who won the 'Excellence in Personal and Community Support' award at the annual NDS awards evening Saturday 28th April.
Dave was nominated for his outstanding work in assisting Inclusion WA service user Dylan Green to connect with the Rolystone Cricket club.
 

Have a Go Day; Providing communities with ongoing opportunities!

The past month has been hugely successful for Inclusion WA’s Sport and Community Development Team, spreading themselves throughout WA assisting in the preparation and coordination of a number of Community run ‘Have a Go Days’.

Tina's Story

Tina has had some great success recently working towards living a healthier lifestyle- Here Tina shares her story.

Not just your average job

Working in the Community sector is not always what you would expect. Inclusion WA's Youth development officer Jeremy Peris shares some of his stories and experiences spent in his time with the organisation.

Opinion: Personal reflections about Self direction

Leanne Pearman takes time out to reflect on the what, why and who of self reflection.

Jon the conversation by posting your thoughts and comments at the end of the post.

"At the moment there is alot of talk around the disabilty and mental health sector using words such as self direction, self directed services, choice, control, flexibiltiy........."

Inclusion WA Partners and Supporters
Inclusion WA works in partnership with many government, corporate and community organisations to achieve social inclusion.

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Enriching Communities Through Inclusive Sport and Recreation
Not Just Living, Having A Life.

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