Tired of support that feels routine and makes little impact?
So are we.
Learning to Become - a fresh model for disability support that moves beyond maintenance toward growth. It’s designed to help people build identity, autonomy, and confidence. Not just be passive receivers of care.
Grounded in everyday living and emotional safety, the framework teaches support workers how to create environments where choice, connection, and progress are possible.
Where people don’t just get through the day, they learn to become who they want to be.
Disability or no disability, Identity is not something a person “has”—it’s something we are constantly becoming and evolving.
Real growth happens through everyday opportunities to try, fail, reflect, and try again. The role of a support worker is not to direct life, but to scaffold autonomy within safe and supportive environments.
Learning to become is a ground-breaking framework designed to reshape how we support people with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. We shift the focus from what’s missing to investing in who they want to become.
“We don’t teach you to be; we teach you to discover who you are.”
To help embed the model into practice, we’ve created a series of short learning modules:
Coming Soon: The Book We’re excited to announce that the Learning to Become book will be released soon. It includes:
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