

At In2Woven, we provide tailored educational support to people with disabilities and their support networks. Our mission is to build capacity for safe relationships and social connections through comprehensive and personalised programs.
Personalised programs to help individuals develop safe relationships and social skills.
Creating a space where everyone can learn, grow, and build meaningful connections.
Learn about Body Rights, Personal Safety and Seeking Support.
Learn about Boundary setting, Healthy Relationships, Consent and the law.
Learn about pleasure, sexual and reproductive health.
Learn and practice effective social and communication techniques.
Personalised coaching in small groups or one to one support.
Practice techniques through modelling & role play to build confidence.
Set and achieve personal relationship goals through structured and supportive activities.
Improve dating confidence through practicing conversations, modelling and role plays.
Support to develop romantic connections, both locally and
online.
People with disabilities face significantly higher rates of violence, with women with disabilities twice as likely to experience sexual violence compared to those without disabilities.
People with disabilities face significantly higher rates of violence, with women with disabilities twice as likely to experience sexual violence compared to those without disabilities.
Nearly 30% of people with disabilities experience chronic loneliness, highlighting the need for improved social skills and connections.
46% with cognitive disabilities experience sexual violence, triple that of non-disabled adults. 40% of women with disabilities face physical violence post-15.
29% of people with disabilities aged 15-64 experience loneliness, compared to 17% without disabilities; 70% of young people with a disabilities report chronic loneliness.
Comprehensive education on sex, relationships, and social skills can significantly reduce the risk of abuse and improve overall well-being for individuals with disabilities.
Excellent rating
Based on 3 reviewsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Sam from In2woven offers a valuable person centred service empowering people with disability to explore sexuality and healthy relationships in an inclusive fun environment. Outcomes are effective, tailored to personal needs and support people to thrive in community. I highly recommend linking in with Sam/In2woven to explore one’s full potential in living life fully…. Thanks for your great work Sam….. Traci AdamsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Sam at In2woven is an exceptional sexuality and relationship development educator, specialising in empowering individuals with disabilities. Her compassionate approach and deep expertise make complex topics accessible and empowering. Sam's work fosters a safe and inclusive environment, promoting essential understanding and support for sexual health. In2woven's impact is profound, bridging gaps in education with sensitivity and respect. Sam at In2woven is truly instrumental in advocating for sexual health rights and equality for all. Tayla LivingstonTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Both personally and professionally I have utilized Sam’s therapy on one of the most important areas of human life. Sam holds an authentic space and keeps it personally professional, fun and very real. All approaches are inclusive to the persons needs ensuring people feel safe, supported and empowered within themselves and relationships. leah louise
With recent changes to the NDIS, it’s essential to know how to discuss your support needs effectively. You can clarify to the NDIS that In2woven does not and has never provided Sexual Services, Dating Groups, or Matchmaking, as these services fall outside NDIS funding guidelines.
However, you can request disability-related support in your plan to meet goals that the NDIS does fund, such as:
You can ask for support in your plan for disability related support to meet your goals about things the NDIS does fund like:
Accessible information about being safe in the community.
Knowing about safe & healthy friendships and relationships to keep yourself and others safe,
Developing social and conversational skills to help you make friends or romantic partners
How to look after your body to keep yourself healthy and safe.
It is important that the NDIS know about your relationship, health and safety goals and that In2woven support is provided by a Developmental Educator or a Therapy assistant where appropriate, available and value for money.