Welcome to Advocacy WA Learning Centre, our on-demand training platform designed to make learning accessible, flexible, and empowering for everyone.

Through our Moodle platform, you can explore free, self-paced courses created by and for people with disability, families, advocates, and community organisations. Each course is practical, easy to follow, and built around lived experience , so you can learn in a way that’s meaningful to you.

Learn Your Way

Whether you want to strengthen your leadership skills, understand your rights, or create more inclusive spaces, there’s a course for you.

Current Courses

• Ensuring Safe, Quality and Collaborative Services
  For NDIS service providers – Learn what safe, quality, and collaborative service delivery looks like through practical, real-world examples that help you strengthen your practice.
• Inclusive Leadership – Board Training for Tomorrow’s Leaders
  Build the skills and confidence to step into leadership and join a board.
• Inclusive Leadership – Running Inclusive Boards
  Support your board to be more inclusive, representative, and effective.
• Self-Advocacy
  Learn how to speak up for yourself, make informed decisions, and be heard.
• Side by Side South West – Mentor Training
  Build the skills to support others as a peer mentor and grow your community.
• Your Rights, Your Supports, Your Services
  Explore your rights under the NDIS and how to recognise and ask for quality, respectful support.
• TATAL Singapore Online Learning
  Click HERE to access.

Getting Started

Signing up is quick and free. Once your account is created, you’ll receive your login details and can start learning straight away.

Sign up to Advocacy WA Learning Centre

If you’d like support getting started, just let us know in the sign-up form, our team is happy to help.
Email admin@advocacywa.org.au or call 08 9721 6444

Universal Design for Learning

Advocacy WA is committed to Universal Design for Learning (UDL), ensuring all training and learning activities are inclusive, accessible, and engaging. We recognise that people learn in different ways, so we provide flexible approaches to participation, information sharing, and skill development. By embedding UDL principles, we create learning opportunities that support diverse needs, strengths, and experiences. Click here for the CAST Universal Design for Learning Guidelines.