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Disability inclusion

Alternative labels
Disability confidence
Disability responsiveness
Disability inclusiveness
Disability inclusive
Inclusive disability
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Current term
Disability inclusion
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Designed to improve policies and practices to enable people with a disability across Australia to participate fully in society, the Disability Research Collection contains resources by, and is for, policy-makers, researchers, organisations, service providers and practitioners as well as people with disability, their families and...
Report

People with disability in Australia 2026


This report presents key findings on experiences and outcomes for people with disability in various areas of life. It includes detailed information on the disability population in Australia, the characteristics of disability and health of people with disability.
Journal article

Skills and characteristics of a good support coordinator for people with disability and complex needs: scoping review

Support coordinators play an essential role in Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme. This article describes a scoping review of the literature on this topic from 2012 to 2025. The article argues enhancing role clarity and establishing clear expectations are essential.
Report

‘What works’ in employment services and supports for mature-age jobseekers with acquired disability and health conditions


This report reviews Australian and international evidence to synthesise ‘what works’ in employment services and supports to move unemployed people aged over 45 with disability and health conditions into work, and what could work better in the current landscape to improve the quantity and quality of employment outcomes for that group in Australia.
Report

First Nations & intellectual disability inclusive research report


This report provides insights into conducting research around intellectual disability with First Nations people in ways that are culturally safe and appropriate. It highlights the difference between First Nations and white and Western approaches to intellectual disability, and the need to have First Nations people and communities involved as researchers and stakeholders at every point.