Intellectual and developmental disability
Alternative labels
Learning disability
Intellectual disability
Report
Interventions to improve social, community and civic participation of adults on the autism spectrum or living with intellectual or psychosocial disability
This report is an umbrella evidence review to identify which interventions and supports improve social and community participation for adults on the autism spectrum or who have intellectual disability or psychosocial disability.
Report
‘Getting out into the world’: pathways to community participation and connectedness for NDIS participants with intellectual disability, on the autism spectrum and/or with psychosocial disability
This report presents research findings from the Community Participation Research Project in the context of understanding the barriers and enablers to community participation within the broader disability ecosystem.
Report
What works: making Disability Employment Services (DES) work for people with an intellectual disability
In late 2021, Inclusion Australia partnered with the Australian Government Department of Social Services to deliver a series of practical workshops about Disability Employment Services and people with an intellectual disability. This report distills the messages from these workshops and makes 23 recommendations.
Guide
FASD and employment
This guide outlines how to support employees with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition. Useful for individuals to share with employers, it explains strengths, common challenges and practical adjustments. Strategies include clear communication, structured routines and supportive environments, showing people with FASD can succeed at work with appropriate understanding and support.
Submission
Council for Intellectual Disability submission to Central Coast Council on Mooney Mooney and Peat Island planning proposal
This submission was written in response to the NSW Government's proposal to rezone Peat Island and Mooney Mooney. The document considers the potential role of former disability institution sites and draws upon Australian disability policy development and cultural heritage strategy.