Living an Inclusive Life - (CRU & OIL)

Living an Inclusive Life

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All people with disability deserve to have access to the same good things in life as everyone else but sometimes this doesn’t happen automatically – it can take careful thought, planning and persistence. Join us at this free, online workshop across Central West Queensland, to learn how you can make your vision for your life a reality for yourself or for a family member with disability.

The workshop will be delivered by Community Resource United Ltd. (CRU) and is funded by National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIS).

About the workshop

This interactive 2x 2.5hour, online session (must attend both sessions) will cover:

• A good life for all people (being included in school, work, having a home of your own, relationships and belonging, and pursuing interests)

• How a positive vision can help you take charge of your life

• Having a say over your own supports

• Preparing for the future by bringing in other people

Who should attend

This workshop is relevant for:

• People living with disability

• Carers

• Family members

• Support workers

• Churches and faith-based organisations

• Health and community services

• Sporting clubs and youth groups

• Councils and community organisations

Meet your facilitators

Diana Kerr

Diana believes that diversity and difference is not only what makes the world amazing but should be embraced and celebrated. She has a background in Business Communication working mainly in Learning and Development, with a particular interest in Leadership. She is strongly committed to her family; building a team and knowledge to support her young son with a disability. Diana facilitates a range of workshops and peer groups with CRU.

Shalee Gregson-Quinn

Shalee has qualifications in Social Welfare and Community Development and was a founding member of the Queensland Collective for Inclusive Education (QCIE). As the parent of a daughter with disability, she continues to advocate for every child to be genuinely welcomed at their school and within their local community. Shalee lives in Yeppoon and works remotely with CRU coordinating and delivering training.

About OIL

Outback Independent Living (OIL) is the state-funded peak body for people with disability in Central West Queensland.

We work alongside communities and organisations to build local capability, strengthen systems, and improve outcomes - particularly in areas where access to services and training is limited.

Workshop details - must attend both workshops

📍 Location: Online
📅 Date: Wednesday 11 November and 18 November
🕘 Time: 9.30am to 12pm

Contact

For enquiries, contact:
📞 0477 645 577
✉️ contact@oil.org.au

Every person deserves to life an inclusive life.