Real Life Tools That Work:

Real Life Tools That Work:

• “About Me” Player Profiles (filled out by families to share communication styles and preferences)
• Visual Schedules (laminated cards or whiteboards with icons for each session step)
  

• Sensory Spaces (pop-up tents, beanbags, fiddle items, noise-reducing headphones)
• Inclusive Job Rosters (add support roles like “buddy” or “equipment helper”)

When boards and committees take inclusion seriously, the whole club benefits. You gain new members, stronger community ties, and a reputation as a welcoming, forward-thinking organisation.

Inclusion isn’t a project—it’s a mindset. A decision to say: we see you; we welcome you, and we’ll walk alongside you.

This is how inclusive communities grow. This is how your club leads the way.