MICAH

29/04/2026

🧡 We’re growing.

MICAH Inclusion is looking for a Specialist Therapy Assistant (ABA & Autism) in Bunbury.

If you’re thoughtful, calm, and genuinely interested in behaviour and development, this could be a really good fit.

👉 https://www.seek.com.au/job/91639256

27/04/2026

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23/04/2026

People living with disability in regional areas already face extra hurdles in accessing support and families fear changes to the NDIS could have irreversible consequences.

22/04/2026

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is one of Australia’s most important social programs. The NDIS needs to be protected for people with permanent and significant disability and for future generations who will rely on it.

18/04/2026

Come on down to Revealed Markets !

08/04/2026

MICAH City of Bunbury

We’re excited to share an upcoming opportunity to build your communication skills 🙌

Key Word Sign Training facilitated by MICAH Inclusion is designed to equip you with practical tools to support people who use key word signing alongside speech.

📅 Tuesday 21 April
⏰ 8:30am–4pm
📍 Bunbury

Spots are limited (only 15 available), so don’t miss out!

👉 Check the flyer to register

01/04/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month.

For me, this has never just been a month. It’s my whole world.

Micah is the reason MICAH Inclusion exists. He is the reason I stepped into this work, the reason I kept learning, and the reason I continue to advocate every day.

Eleven years ago, we started ABA therapy with Micah. He wasn’t yet three. The pathway forward felt uncertain and the supports we needed simply weren’t there in our community. So we travelled to Perth and took a leap into something we didn’t fully understand yet, but knew we had to try.

This photo was taken on that very first day.

I remember how big it all felt. The uncertainty, the hope, the questions. I didn’t know then where this path would lead, only that I needed to understand my child and find a way to support him.

He is also the reason I stepped away from a career I had worked hard for, and took risks I never imagined taking. Not because it was easy, but because it mattered. I needed to learn, to do better, and to build something that didn’t exist. Not just for Micah, but for other families walking a similar path.

That journey has shaped everything. Our family, our values, and the heart of MICAH Inclusion.

Now, Micah is just weeks away from turning fourteen.

He is incredible. He has developed so many skills and continues to grow into himself in his own way. He is funny, kind, and brings so much joy to our lives.

At the same time, his vulnerability is still there. He will need lifelong supports. That hasn’t changed, and it’s important we say that honestly. Acceptance means holding both. His strengths, and his support needs.

What I know, without question, is that behaviour science has made a real difference in Micah’s life. When it is done well, with compassion, respect and with the person at the centre, it creates opportunity. It builds skills. It supports a life that is full, meaningful, and genuinely joyful.

That is what Autism Acceptance Month means to me. Not just awareness, but access. Access to the right support, at the right time, delivered in the right way.

Micah will always be my why.

🧡 Liz

31/03/2026

How cool is this. Featuring our very own Emily doing her thing advocating for access to AAC.

🌟 Every way of communicating matters 🌟The City of Bunbury is committed to creating spaces where everyone, regardless of how they communicate, can connect, ...

31/03/2026

🌟 Every way of communicating matters 🌟

The City of Bunbury is committed to creating spaces where everyone, regardless of how they communicate, can connect, learn and play.

Our Communication Boards have been supporting inclusive play for a number of years now. They help anyone who may find verbal communication challenging to fully express themselves, engage with others and experience the joy that comes with being understood. You'll find our boards at the following locations:
• Koombana Bay
• Accessible playground at the Big Swamp Reserve
• John Banks Memorial Dog Park

And we're excited to share that we've recently expanded to even more spaces across our community, you’ll soon find communication boards at:
• Koolambidi Woola
• South West Sport Centre
• Loughton Park
• Ken Cantwell Park
• Frank Buswell Foreshore Park

We all communicate differently - through words, signs, sounds, gestures and pictures. This initiative is a proud example of co design in action. Our Co-Design Access Panel (CoDAP), made up of community members with lived experience of disability, helped shape this initiative, ensuring our public spaces are even more welcoming, accessible and inclusive.

A video showing how to use the boards is available on our website - https://vist.ly/4wr3i

Because when everyone can communicate, everyone belongs 💛

20/03/2026

Celebrating World Behaviour Analysis Day!

Today we celebrate World Behaviour Analysis Day 🎉

This day recognises the science of behaviour analysis and its impact across disability, education, healthcare, and communities worldwide, helping people build skills, improve communication, and create meaningful change.

From small everyday habits to life-changing progress, behaviour analysis shows us how understanding behaviour can shape a better future.

Let’s continue to promote awareness, collaboration, and compassionate, data-driven practice 💙

15/03/2026