Stories - YesAbility

Supporting regional communities through shared learning in Broome and Fitzroy Crossing

In Broome and Fitzroy Crossing, YesAbility is strengthening local capability through training and connection, supporting disability workers and building more responsive, collaborative support systems across regional Western Australia.

Building confidence in Behaviour Support in Kalgoorlie

In Kalgoorlie, YesAbility is strengthening Behaviour Support practice, building confidence among disability workers to deliver respectful, person-centred support grounded in understanding, dignity and consistent, everyday application.

Exploring inclusive spaces at Spectrum Space

A visit to Spectrum Space strengthened connections and highlighted opportunities for collaboration, reinforcing YesAbility’s commitment to inclusive, creative environments and building strong networks of support for individuals and families.

Listening and connecting in Geraldton

At the Geraldton Expo, YesAbility connected with the local community, building relationships and insights that help shape responsive, place-based services and strengthen ongoing support across the Mid West region.

Partnering for stronger local impact

Partnering with Kin Disability Advocacy, YesAbility combines clinical expertise with local insight, strengthening workforce capability and amplifying the voice of people with disability across regional Western Australia.

Backing community, beyond services

Through sponsorships and community participation, YesAbility supports initiatives that promote inclusion and mental health, contributing to stronger, more connected communities across both metropolitan and regional Western Australia.

Showing up, state-wide

Through a strong presence at community events across WA, YesAbility connects directly with participants and families, building relationships, increasing visibility and supporting inclusion close to where people live.

Creating space for shared learning

By opening its Osborne Park office to external trainers and organisations, YesAbility creates opportunities for shared learning, strengthening team capability and fostering collaboration across the disability and mental health sectors.

Strengthening skills that save lives

Through advanced mental health and de-escalation training, YesAbility clinicians are strengthening their ability to respond to risk, support wellbeing and contribute to safer, more connected communities across Western Australia.