Disability 

INLLEN is working to support school, education providers and community organisations working with young people with a disability.

Local Area Transition Pilot

The Local Area Transition Pilot has now come to an end. The project was funded by the Department of Human Services (DHS) for an 18 month period to trial a whole of life planning approach for students with a disability. This involved Project Coordinator, Sarah Every to undertake a whole of life planning for students with a disability as well as connecting the young person with their community, recreational services and social activities with the goal of increasing independence. 

Read more about the Local Area Transition Pilot here.

Inner Northern Youth Disability Network

The network is a vibrant and well supported with more than 50 people represented. The network is self managed and self directed with support from INLLEN and DHS.

Aim:
The network aims to support young people with disabilities to remain engaged and or pursue education, training, employment activities within the community. Read more about the network here or download a copy of the network terms of reference.

Pathways and Services Guide

This guide has been produced for use by a young person with a disability living in the inner northern suburbs of Melbourne. 

The guide is also useful for parents, families, teachers or other people who support young people to find out about the many learning and work opportunities available in the inner north. A copy of the guide is available here.

Useful Links

Links to assist young people with a disability can be viewed on our website in the links section or by clicking here...