Artists with Down syndrome take centre stage at Melbourne Fringe Festival
emotion21 dancers take the show on the road! We are proud to announce that emotion21 has two amazing shows in the 2022 Fringe Festival. This is an
Leading the way
to an inclusive
future
Championing Inclusion
The Inclusion Foundation is a for-purpose-charity that champions the inclusion of people with Down syndrome. We see an inclusive world where people with Down syndrome are equal, active and respected members of society. Together, we stand proud, we raise our hands in the air, and we say to society, to business, to governments, to everyone, and to anyone… Count me in!
Moving towards an
inclusive future
emotion21 provides evidence-
based, innovative dance,
fitness and wellness programs for
people with Down syndrome.
based, innovative dance,
fitness and wellness programs for
people with Down syndrome.
Working towards an
inclusive future
impact21 is a program that
provides meaningful and matched
employment for Employers and
young adults living with Down
syndrome.
provides meaningful and matched
employment for Employers and
young adults living with Down
syndrome.
count me in!
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Wild Things Raffle Winners
Congratulations to our lucky raffle winners! Thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket for the 2022 emotion21 Wild Things Concert Raffle. Every dollar raised from the
Come to where the wild things are
Come to where the wild things are After a long three years, Inclusion Foundation’s talented emotion21 dancers are set to get back on stage, where they belong.
Artists with Down syndrome take centre stage at Melbourne Fringe Festival
emotion21 dancers take the show on the road! We are proud to announce that emotion21 has two amazing shows in the 2022 Fringe Festival. This is an
A new beginning for Inclusion Foundation!
In late 2020 we were excited to announce our new name, Inclusion Foundation, in recognition of our expanded remit to provide employment pathways to people with Down syndrome.
How Cate Sayers is building a brighter future for individuals with Down syndrome
Cate and husband Luke Sayers were living and working in Washington DC with their young daughter Claudia when Sayers fell pregnant with their second child. They decided to return home to Melbourne to beclose to family and give their children all the opportunities an Australian upbringing can afford.
Kew-based movement and dance group sets a new world record
To celebrate World Down Syndrome Day 2017 e.motion21 set a new Guinness World Records™ title for Most people drumming on a swiss ball simultaneously.
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