Inclusive Early Learning
I work alongside children, families, and educators to build understanding, strengthen inclusive practice, and create environments where every child feels safe, seen, and supported from the very beginning.
For educators who want ongoing support, The Inclusion Hub is coming soon..
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of this Country — the Gubbi Gubbi (Kabi Kabi) people — on whose lands, waterways, and communities we live, learn, and work. We recognise their deep and unbroken connection to Country — a connection that holds memory, story, and strength across countless generations.
I think of the Elders who came before me. The ones who fought — quietly, loudly, and relentlessly — so that I could stand where I stand today. As a Biripi and Dunghutti woman, their resilience lives in me. Their courage is the reason I get to do this work. Their sacrifice is why I take it seriously.
We pay our respects to all Elders — past, present, and emerging — who have carried this country, this culture, and this community through everything. Their wisdom does not just inspire us. It guides us.
CHOOSE YOUR SUPPORT
Find the support that fits where you are right now.
Early Childhood Professionals
Practical, neuroaffirming inclusion support that strengthens your team’s everyday practice, aligned with the EYLF and NQS.
Families
Practical, compassionate support to help you find the right childcare, prepare for meetings, and make sure your child’s needs are understood.
NDIS Supports
Capacity-building support for self-managed and plan-managed participants that helps turn goals into meaningful everyday participation, independence, and wellbeing.
Meet Our Founder
Built from lived experience. Driven by belief.
Yawayi (Hello) I'm Annissa — a neurodivergent Biripi and Dunghutti woman, a mum, and the founder of Inclusive Early Learning. I created this service because I know what it feels like to advocate for a child in a system that wasn't built for them.
Too many children experience barriers in early learning environments that were never designed with their needs in mind. Too many families are left carrying that weight alone.
My work is practical, neuroaffirming, and grounded in cultural safety — because inclusion only works when it's real, not just written in a policy.
When inclusive practice is embedded early — through environment, relationships, routines, and co-regulation — children don't just cope. They belong.
The story behind our logo
At the centre of everything we do is a child.
The community symbol, and the child symbol. Together, they tell the story of what we believe inclusion really means.
The child sits at the very centre. Held.Protected. Surrounded.
Around them, the dots radiate outward - each one representing a person, a relationship, a connection. Families. Educators. Health Professionals. Community. Each dot is part of a wider circle, and each circle is part of something even bigger.
A child at the centre. A community around them. Always.
Let’s talk about
how I can help
Whether you’re a family who needs somewhere to start, or a service wanting to build genuine inclusive practice - reach out. The discovery call is free, no-pressure, and a good place to figure out what support makes sense.