Right4me
The right people, knowledge, and options for your best life
Right4me is for people who are disabled and/or neurodivergent who want to build better relationships.
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As disabled people, we have the same rights as everyone else to have fulfilling relationships (whether friendly, romantic, sexual, or platonic!); to understand our bodies and feelings; and to be safe, happy, and connected.
It can be difficult to get the right information, develop the right skills and find the right environments to succeed in this. That's where Right4me comes in!
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Right4me offers individually tailored support to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence around self and relationships so that you can live your best life!
Our expertise
If it's to do with relationships, we can talk about it! Dating, respectful relationships, exploring your identity and feelings, LGBTQIA+ identities and relationships, sex, consent, public and private, puberty, contraception, you name it! Right4me's Relationship and Sexuality Education is rights-based, holistic, and LGBTQIA+ inclusive. We work in a way that supports your neurodivergent identity. Click through to find out more!
Services
The right people, knowledge, and options for YOUR best life
For individuals
Relationship & Sexuality Education
Did you know relationship and sexuality education (RSE) for people with disabilities is a human right? Our RSE is rights-based, holistic, and inclusive of all orientations and identities. We tailor an education package to your needs and interests, with topics including respect and consent; understanding dating; exploring identity and feelings; protective behaviours; puberty; contraception, STIs and BBVs; sexual decision making, and more.
Capacity Building for Personal Development
With a background in Education, Instructional Coaching, and Community Development, Tess is passionate about building on your existing strengths to build your skills and capacity. We set goals together and build a Learning Journey that includes 1:1 work to develop your skills, confidence, knowledge and capacity.
Inclusion Support Packages
If you're amazing and you know it, clap your hands! Using a strengths-based approach, we support you to develop a Life Vision and set short- and long-term goals for the life that's right for you. We get to know you - the whole you - and then we squish what we've learnt into your Strengths & Support Profile and/or Inclusion Passport. Share them with employers, teachers, whoever you like - it's a shortcut to knowing your interests, sensory preferences, communication needs, strategies that support you to feel safe, and more. You do you, babe! Leave the burden of explaining for the 500th time to us.
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Consultancy & Training
Tess is an experienced, knowledgeable, creative and engaging educator, consultant and workshop facilitator. Right4me can tailor disability inclusion training to the exact needs of your staff. Perhaps you...
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Are seeking to make your business more inclusive?
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Want to codesign your program with disabled clients?
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Are unsure how to talk about sex and relationships?
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Need to know about disability rights?
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Want to upskill staff in working with disabled and/or neurodivergent clients?
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Have a program, form, or environment that's just not working and you want to make it better?
Or something else? Odds are, Tess has got the info and ideas you need! Let's chat!
Join the mailing list!
"We're going to need a bigger pipeline!" because there's more coming your way! Small group programs, professional development workshops, webinars, resources, and who knows what else! To ensure you're first to hear about it, join our mailing list today. (Don't worry, we don't email often, just when we have something important to share!)
About Tess
Tess Yvanovich (she/her) is an experienced educator, community development practitioner, and facilitator. Disabled and multiply neurodivergent herself, she's taught students with disabilities in Canberra, in both mainstream and specialist settings; coached teachers in Rwanda; delivered capacity building programs for Canberra's multicultural community; co-facilitated a weekly social support group for gender and sexuality diverse young people aged 12-25; and supported the national rollout of a program to include disabled students in mainstream Rwandan schools.
Since 2023, Tess has been a member of the ACT Disability Reference Group (DRG), the body that advises the ACT Government and Minister for Disability on disability inclusion issues. She also sits on the government's Disability Education Reference Group as the DRG's representative.
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Tess is passionate about people with disabilities having the same opportunities as anyone else, and being able to fully participate as active, valued members of our community.
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