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07/03/2026

⚽🌟 Karratha – This is an AMAZING opportunity for All Abilities Soccer! 🌟⚽
This Monday, 9th of March
Football Futures Foundation is bringing inclusive, fun, play-based football to our community with a FREE Come & Try All Abilities Soccer session at Karratha Leisureplex!

This program is designed so every child can enjoy football, build confidence, learn new skills and make friends in a supportive environment.

🗓 Come & Try Session
Monday 9th of March
📍 Karratha Leisureplex
⏰ 5:00pm – 6:00pm
💥 FREE session

👶 Mini Ballers (2–6 years)
Fun, play-based football for young children with disability, helping build coordination, confidence and connection.

⚽ i-League (7–13 years)
Perfect for children with disability, developmental delays, those new to soccer, or anyone who may face barriers to mainstream football.

👨‍👩‍👧 Siblings are welcome too!

This is a fantastic chance for kids of all abilities in Karratha to experience the joy of football in a welcoming and inclusive setting.

📲 Register by scanning the QR code on the flyer or via this link:
https://www.revolutionise.com.au/footballfutures/classes/48942

Please share this with families who may benefit – let’s help make football accessible for everyone in our community! 💙⚽

03/03/2026

“I didn’t realise how much I needed a Sunflower Extra card until I had a Sunflower Extra card.”

Every hidden disability is different.
And the support we need is different too.

Sunflower Extra is a digital personalised card.
When it’s tapped, a personal page opens that shares what support looks like for you.

You can update your page anytime.

- Getting on a bus? Update it.
- Going to the supermarket? Update it.
- Heading out for the day? Update it.

It becomes your own quiet way of telling people how to help.

Learn more about Sunflower Extra: https://bit.ly/4s1CJOw

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ALT: Graphic with the Sunflower lanyard and logo. Text: “I didn’t realise how much I needed a Sunflower Extra card until I had a Sunflower Extra card.”

25/02/2026

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The Rebound WA Para Sport Festival returns to Forest Place on Friday 6 March, bringing a free community event that celebrates adaptive sport and inclusion. 🎉

Try activities such as wheelchair basketball, rugby, badminton and more, while meeting local organisations and cheering on athletes of all ages and abilities! 💛

Friday 6 March | 4:30pm-9:30pm

Find out more >> https://ow.ly/qERX50YkPps

16/02/2026

Our popular Circle of Security Parenting Program starts THIS WEEK! 🥰

This FREE 6-week program is an attachment-based parenting program for ALL parents and carers based on decades of research.
We understand that at times all parents can feel lost or confused about what their child needs, this is normal. Imagine what it would be like to feel more confident in reading your child's cues and understanding what they need.

Using the COS-P model developed by the Circle of Security originators, we work with parents and caregivers to help you to:
⭐️ Understand their child’s emotional world by learning to read emotional needs
⭐️ Support their child’s ability to successfully manage emotions
⭐️ Enhance the development of their child's self esteem
⭐️ Honour the innate wisdom and desire for their child to be secure.

To register:
📧 reception@connectpts.com.au
☎️ (08) 9143 1906

This program is proudly presented by Connect Paediatric Therapy Services, with support from The Karratha Women's Place Inc., Regional Development Australia Pilbara, West Pilbara Communities for Children, and the Australian Government.

08/02/2026

Playing with AI during a cyclone and this is pretty close to reintroducing me! A little daunting that AI already knew that I live in Australia and work in disabilities the NDIS and family support.

For those of you that know me well, my focus is on doing the doing and supporting families in person to get to know and understand your goals, and your challenges. I have been a support coordinator for the past five years and assist people of all ages in navigating and understanding their NDIS plans, managing of budgets, successfully achieving NDIS review outcomes and developing the best teams of allied health and support workers around them (this takes time but we get there in the end!).

Ultimately I am super passionate about seeing you or your family member live their best life!

I love living in the Pilbara, low tide at Hearsons, the sunrises and the sunsets at the Dampier Palms, a coffee catch up anytime, live music and getaways to Coral Bay with my family.

You will see by my social media that I am not on here often. That’s because I am busy behind the scenes with the families I support. Sharing community programs and NDIS updates is mainly what this page is for - however maybe in time I will be more proactive and join the social media trend.

I look forward to seeing what 2026 brings us all and to continuing being part of your NDIS journey.

Linda x

07/02/2026

We acknowledge the Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and their deep historical and spiritual connection to country, waterways, rivers and seas within the region. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. Welcome toKarratha Central Healthcare....

27/01/2026

The NDIA is looking for people to participate in engagement activities to help shape the NDIS pathway for children and young people.

They are looking for:

➡️ Parents, carers or child representatives of children between 0-17 supported by the NDIS
➡️ Young people aged 18-25 who were NDIS participants before turning 18
➡️ Nominees of young people aged 18-25 with experience of the children’s pathway

Expressions of Interest close 31 March. To learn more, go to the NDIS Engage website: https://engage.ndis.gov.au/projects/help-shape-the-future-ndis-pathway-for-children-and-young-people

23/01/2026

Pilbara Princess’ program and social group recommencing soon!!! If you need assistance joining please let us know or contact Pilbara Therapy Services directly 👑

✨ Expressions of Interest Now Open! ✨
Pilbara Princesses Therapy Group
A supportive, empowering space for women and older teen girls on the NDIS to:
💛 Build friendships
💛 Strengthen social connections
💛 Join in fun, confidence‑building activities
If you or someone you know might be interested, get in touch — we’d love to share more!

🌞 Please email for enquiries and interests ndis@pilbaratherapy.com

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15/01/2026

Training that puts people first, always. 💛

Our workshops aren't just about ticking boxes. They're about real conversations, lived experience, and human rights-led approaches that create genuine change.

From accessible communication to person-centred practice, we bring the local community together to learn, share, and grow. Every session is designed with inclusion at its heart.

✨ Upcoming workshops include:
• Disability & Community Inclusion
• Neuroaffirming Practice
• Supporting Communication Access
• NDIS Essentials for Carers

Whether you're a support worker, educator, carer, or community member wanting to learn, there's a place for you here.

Ready to join us? Check our website for dates and register today. Let's build a more inclusive community together.

www.inclusivemovement.com.au

05/01/2026

Today, we acknowledge the innovation of Braille, a tactile writing system that has transformed accessibility for people who are blind or have low vision. Braille is more than just dots on a page; it’s a gateway to literacy, independence, and inclusion.
International Braille Day reminds us of the importance of creating a world where information is accessible to everyone. Whether it’s books, signage, or digital content, accessibility empowers individuals and strengthens communities.
Let’s continue to advocate for inclusive practices and celebrate the achievements of those who champion accessibility every day.

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22/12/2025

Daniel Clarke, who has cerebral palsy, graduated from Griffith University Queensland with first-class honours, overcoming fatigue and support challenges with strong staff support. Already a respected advocate and conservationist, his honours thesis analysed community transport funding, technology and user needs. His research drew on lived experience and he now works on a quantum computing project to improve mobility access for people with disability at the 2032 Games.

ID: A graduate in academic gown sits smiling in a wheelchair on a red carpet at a graduation ceremony, wearing a mortarboard. An older man in black walks beside him holding a red folder. Other graduates and officials are seated on stage in the background.