The Shoreline Project is a series of clips showing a rare insight into vibrant, inclusive coastal communities in Pambula, Sydney and Newcastle, and how they are creating opportunities for people with disability to embrace and immerse themselves in our unique, beautiful and, at times, unpredictable coastline.

The Able Movement is thrilled to bring you the Shoreline Project, supported by Surf Life Saving New South Wales in partnership with Taste Creative and Bus Stop Films to provide insight into the remarkable determination, ingenuity and commitment it takes to make these programs possible.

Film festival, ReelAbilities, showcases films made by and about people with disabilities

Last night we formally launched the Able Movement to challenge and change peoples’ attitudes around disability.

Today, the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) has recognised The Able Movement as a “charity” however….

Media Release: Launch The Able Movement

In 2014 we started our first formal fundraiser and we are overwhelmed by your generosity.

Driven by the potential for unprecedented reform as a result of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), a group of individuals who share a passionate belief in the often untapped potential of people with disability gathered early in 2013 to determine how they might contribute to shaping the NDIS.